00:00Everyone is 6'3", 6'4", but they move so well.
00:05Just like you too.
00:11Finally on the week, the court's so pristine.
00:14You know, when we look back, kind of late 90s, early 2000s,
00:18it was a bit of a serving competition.
00:20It was, yeah, I remember some press.
00:22Yeah, I do remember him.
00:25Do you have to choose a voice for them?
00:27No, actually, that's way of a hard pay grade.
00:31It's some of the staff.
00:35So it's actually for the team members that actually do it.
00:39When you did your three peaks, how was the sort of A, the preparation, and B?
00:44Because you did it in 24 hours, didn't you?
00:46I did it in 24 hours, yeah.
00:48Wow.
00:48That was a challenge anyway, I think.
00:51But I think part of the journey was trying to enjoy the process,
00:55like the training beforehand.
00:57But also making time, making time during the walk
01:00to meet people and enjoy the journey
01:03rather than just actually just quickly getting to the top.
01:05The weather was atrocious.
01:07I mean, everybody got soaked through,
01:09but it was a very sort of stoically British thing to do.
01:12You know, you're soaking wet and everyone's going,
01:15come on, we can do it.
01:16And was there a charity that you were supporting?
01:18Yeah, so it was for the Royal Master in Cancer charity.
01:22And we've just been so blown away by all the donations.
01:24You know, everyone's been so generous.
01:26That's what keeps you going,
01:27is when you know you're doing it for good cause.
01:29Definitely, yeah.
01:29It keeps you going through the harder times.
01:33136.
01:34What was your top speed?
01:37146.
01:39Of course.
01:40Kilometers.
01:43Oh, lovely shot.
01:45But he got there.
01:46Very good.
01:49That was seriously good.
01:51Lovely.
01:51That was seriously good.
01:51Lovely.
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