00:00Well lads, fantastic what you're doing for prostate cancer, 57 miles, carrying a 25 kilogram bag of potatoes, incredible, however,
00:09I'm not sure at the moment drinking beer is the best type of training you want to be doing, and
00:13we need to get out on the pitch and get to work, because there's only four weeks to go.
00:24That's where the training starts, what I'd like you to do is in and out the balls, get to the
00:29orange cone, turn around, in and out, once Jack finishes, Harvey you take off all five times through, hopefully I'll
00:38finish this beer by the time you finish that.
00:41Ready, go!
00:43Good Jack, good, well done, good.
00:47I guess Harvey came ready, straight away, good.
00:51Harvey, all I say is it's got those potatoes on this pitch, cows like to kill you, but keep hold
00:56of them.
00:57Well done, yes, superb, yep.
01:00Well done Jack, good.
01:04Running.
01:05Yes.
01:06That's well done.
01:06I think there are both hemispheres.
01:09Wow.
01:10Well that's, that's going to be tough, let me tell you, every credit to both of them for doing that.
01:15A big thank you to Phil Parkinson for taking some time out of his day today, and also to our
01:19new sponsors, Fairway Golf UK, Apollo Taxis Wrexham and Body Perfect Accident Repair Centre.
01:25You are so sick and tiredly agree with lots of staff.
01:25As many as well, your friends, you are going to read me that!
01:25Well done.
01:26That's great.
01:26Well done.
01:26No, it's great!
01:26All right.
01:26Well done.
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