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Ohhhh hes gonna upset a lot of people with this one! ☕

Would having long hair wouldn’t that make you stand out and hence get potentially recognised ? Mind u1970’s lots of long hair ….very interesting account ,and observation about bad guys being on both sides. ( Army though likes to make easy to understand so simplies often complex situations , into black and white scenario’s . ) These 14 int guys are very smart boys and creative .Thank u for sharing your stories .

Seb Coe needs to sort this mess out.

High speed chess is the exact best way to describe the 800m. Plus the lactic acid that drains your body as well. God i don't miss it lol

If school / college athletics isn't important within the UK communities in which they are based, there will never be the culture that sees a volume of athletes coming through to senior level, and there will never be the commercial interest to make the sport viable.

Don't trust any athlete that competes nowadays. We all know amateurs are on EPO etc also. So he had a game the night before and then ran a Scottish record? I CALL Drugs. Whichever one he had, just come clean. Own it. Cortisone cream, steroids whatever.

Excellent interview. I do disagree on the future of athletics though, having been involved for circa 35 years. For me, athletics is not like other sports, especially league based sports where you can rely on consistent crowds, week after week. It became popular, in my opinion, because it was exclusive and because major champ medals were rare and hard to come by. The IAAF made an huge error, in my opinion, by moving the World Champs from every four years to every two, completely devaluing its importance in the process, and then by following up by doing the same to the European Champs, to the point that the Europeans are now seen as a second tier competition. We need to, in my opinion, have fewer competions, not more, to make athletics more appealing again, not get dragged into these ridiculous fads like Michael Johnson’s track grand-slam or the women’s only comp, especially when equality has existed in athletics for decades. More isn’t always better.

I think all national federations should be scrapped. World athletics should invite the top 50 or however many they want from the world rankings list. The athlete competes for themselves and not for their country. Athletics is an individual sport, not a team sport!

Should have asked more about how rampant peds are in athletics.

Can we get topic timestamps please Fergus? ❤

Great interview, uk athletics has really screwed him on multiple opportunities because of nepotism

Very disappointed that athletes who have qualified via ranking have been denied an opportunity to go the Olympics.

Massive sour grapes here. Should have stuck with Rugby, being a standout athlete in Scotland for middle distances is hardly an indication of making athletics your career when compared with the multitude of opportunities in rugby at multiple levels across the world. Athletics is a brutal brutal endeavour and most do not make it, sorry.

Great guest. Thanks for giving Guy and athletics the platform it needs!

Athletics is beyond a joke, the only way to get times is to take drugs and if your unlucky enough to get caught your screwed, but yet they are all on drugs like cycling...

Surely it does work like you thought: top two in the trials plus qualifying time, Of course, the GB selectors decide the qualifying time & apparently they're trying to save money

I enjoyed the interview but there’s a whiff of sour grapes about this. Guy didn’t get out of his heat at the UK Champs and his PB is 1:44 high. Pattison ran 1:42 something the other week in the Diamond league and he finished 5th in that race. Eliot Giles didn’t make the team. Fair enough, they’re taking Jake Wightman in the 800m which is not really his event but he’s a multiple medalist at major games and a World 1500m champion, so it does make sense. On current form Guy wouldn’t get out of his heat at the Olympics so it’s pointless taking him. Sorry to be blunt but that’s how it is, it’s all there in black and white

Really enjoyed this conversation - what do you all think of what Guy has broken down for us here? 👇🏼

Interesting bloke, great interview.

Thanks Fergus, so glad you so many rugby guests on. Has Mike Tindall's rugby channel (the good, the bad, the rugby) inquired about you being a guest on their show ?

This is such a misunderstanding of what stoicism is. What makes me cry is how many men struggle today because they can't find their strength, not bc they can't cry at inappropriate times.

I’m reading this book at the moment and was intrigued to see your interview. I have found the book really helpful and your video backs up the reality of trying to change the Nice Guy personality I have. Thanks

That 2nd fella was very interesting, would listen to more of his gen for def.

I completed two nzsas selection courses and can say on the 2nd selection course the final 60 km route march at end is and still ranks as hardest thing physically ever done period.

Custer got shot off his horse by a girl if I'm not .mistaken, lucky for u, u didn't get singled out 😊

LRZ is already becoming super popular and the season hasn’t even started 😂 most popular team rn hyping him endlessly. very embarrassing for whoever this person is….

If sas former para reg and sbs marines

Tokyo and JB

I was there

You know so little

I watched this a few weeks ago. Plus a few other ones that he has been on. And because of it I reached out and got in touch with him. Meeting him in the near future. Small world. Its not what you know but who you know. Also no one needs to know. So they say. The internet and some not all of these podcasts is brilliant. Its Networking in a new way. Ive got a very similar background to him and have worked with people he knows. But our paths did not actually meet. He must have been on the other side of the hedge! Both been out of the mil for yonks and obviously move on from there. We both have interests in the same line of work that he does now. If it was not for your podcasts I would not have known about him or be about to meet him. So thanks for that. He is a very street wise and experienced soldier.

Lions led by donkey's..

Complete bollox, I worked for the UN in the Balkans from 93 to 2000, 1. Sanski Most was never in the separation zone. 2. The SAS would never be organising a meeting between the warring parties.

You lot need to be asking why bthere are foreign troops stationed in our hotels and paid for by Serco

I think its good to see that the ethos towards both preparation and body functioning is evolving these days. Going over the known routes isnt a new thing of course but I met a bunch of Gurkhas on top of Pen Y fan a few weeks back and had a great chat with them. I was kinda celebrating my 50 years in mountaineering with a trip back to the beacons and a climb on Lundy (regret route) with a couple of Ex Royal good mates of mine including one who had just become the oldest guy to to ski to the south pole unsupported. In my own mind i linked one to the other... Preparation, mind set, anatomy, physiology... to those seeking this challenge? Two words... 'Avoid Injury'

Shame on all of you A wolf doesn’t have to tell everyone they are a wolf

I remember Gaz from 42 Commando top bloke

5 k an hour is supposed to be the minimum speed.

Cognitive Intelligence is a must

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Hi can you do a vid on how to train selection in terms of tracking speed and distance with gps watch get used to it then with map and compass be useful vid for all - great vids

Simon jeffries. The man. The myth. The legend. Top bloke, changed my life for the better TNE

Chicks pass SFAS, it is weak AF.

I was in Gornji Vakuf with 1PWO, we took over from the Cheshire Regiment. This was the first time the SAS guys came into country, that i recall. We drove them around to a bunch of places we were in warriors and they were in the whitest Land Rovers you could find, which we all laughed about on the briefings, as our warriors were in rough shape. Also I did a tour in NI at north Howard Street Mill, Belfast. On the odd occasion we would stop these guys just by chance on say a snap VCP when on patrol. They would pass you a little book with their Army ID card and a business card that if i recall would say " Have a nice day shoot someone today" 22 SAS...

Would love to hear more about the ops in Northern Ireland!!

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Great guest!

Coaches are largely for show at the highest levels because athletes don’t get there without performing near their potential

These guys are a different breed. God bless them and thank you for your service.

I’m 14 and have been trying for a year. My most recent attempt was a 21:36😂😂