Randomly found this after just searching tough mudder fairplay mate my mum has dementia and im only mid 20s youve given me the push to do this next opportunity I have to do so well done g
I watched this on my lunch break in work eating a chilli con carne from the canteen. In all srs nice switchup of content, nice background story, great video X
Was looking to try to do the 15k version at 18 next year. After seeing the struggle we may have to reconsider and just stick to the 5 or 10. Good shit tho, very inspiring and for a good cause
If you've never done one before, do the 10k. But if you feel like you can do the 10, you'd smash the 15. Just remember it's a challenge, not a race. Just enjoy the obstacles, the energy and the scenery.
Rate the doing it for a good cause! Id highly recommend anyone else to do the same. Also as someone who has done a few of these myself, you made arctic enema look very easy. I despise that one, it properly ruins my day.
Great work and cause. Which course is that? I did South West and London South. I have a season ticket for next year. I didn't see some of those obstacles.
my grandad has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and dementia, it’s extremely difficult for me to see him like this as we are really close. Do you have any tips on how to deal with the situation?
You would probably find it very easy, ngl. If you're looking for a competitive challenge, look into Europe's toughest mudder or something. As many laps as you can do in a 12 hour slot, very competitive compared to this which is kinda just a personal challenge.
@@link20115 thanks I will definitely look into this!! Sounds like it’s suited to me because I specialise in long distance triathlons that can last from 6hrs-12hrs in duration
@@MaxBrownYo It's genuinely life changing. 10 k laps do as many as you can in 12hrs overnight. You run a lap pit, rinse and repeat. You and your pit crew will have an experience you will never forget.
@@MaxBrownYo naa you all look like beasts, ive done the 15km tough mudder 3 times and im a fat mess haha and it wasnt that difficult, good on you all though!
Fair play boys! A tough challenge for a great cause, you lads smashed it! ❤
Rugby players better at obstacles than American Football players cuz we Americans take a ton of breaks and substitutions.
True and youse use pads anol
@@polasplayz1943 pads and helmet make more dangerous. They are weapons.
More serious injuries and fatalities in boxing since gloves were brought in, exact same principle 👍🤘
Randomly found this after just searching tough mudder fairplay mate my mum has dementia and im only mid 20s youve given me the push to do this next opportunity I have to do so well done g
hiya max, i have just watched your though mudder video and it had inspired me and my mate to do a 5k version in june! your a true inspiration.
That’s class mate!! Good luck💪🏼
Yes mate💪I'll see you on the course for a 10k soon after then 😉 its v addicting
Genuinely inspiring video. Well done max 🙏
We smashed it bro 👏🏻
Ferdi
My nana also suffered with dementia, appreciate this massively and what a great video mate🖤smashed it!
Appreciate that bro!🙏🏼
I just love what you are doing. Your big influence on rugby, you have just inspired me so much and now this
Well done Max brown
Appreciate that mate!!🙌🏼🙏🏼
Sick video! Well done lads 🍺
Amazing stuff lads!! 👏🏻❤️
This is incredible from u max to see u put this much love into ur family is mind blowing 😮
Legend!🙌🏼
@@MaxBrownYo ur the real legend max
I watched this on my lunch break in work eating a chilli con carne from the canteen.
In all srs nice switchup of content, nice background story, great video X
Appreciate that!!🙏🏼
Mate excellent. Well done for raising so much cash
Well done lads, dga!
Absolutely amazing!!! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Brilliant video 🎉 keep these challenges coming
Thanks bro!🙏🏼
Well done lads!
done for a great cause good job lads
Well done mate trued your best love your vids keep it up pls ❤
Amazing video , great cause ❤
dropping that mud rizz bro
Wanna get dirty with me?
class video mate💙
Thanks bro!!🙏🏼
Well done lads DGA
That looks amazing
Love to see it.
Class lads well done
Thanks man!
smashed it lads
Thanks bro!
🎉🎉 thanks 👍🏼👍🏼
inspiring video. keep it up!!
Thank you!🙏🏼
Was looking to try to do the 15k version at 18 next year. After seeing the struggle we may have to reconsider and just stick to the 5 or 10. Good shit tho, very inspiring and for a good cause
If you've never done one before, do the 10k. But if you feel like you can do the 10, you'd smash the 15. Just remember it's a challenge, not a race. Just enjoy the obstacles, the energy and the scenery.
Appreciate it man! Trust me I think you’d be fine with any! Like this comment says, it’s a challenge not a race and everyone helps each other along!🔥
Defo do 15km has better obstacles remember you can walk it don't have to run constantly. Just choose an earlier time 😊 if I can trust me you can.
Time for the 15k and on to WTM!
that looked realy fun
I’m jealous. You got so much more mud & dirt on you compared to the tough mudder i went to
Love ur vids bro
Appreciate you James!!🙌🏼
I love your videos
Solid effort. What happened to the 12 mile course never mind 10 km haha
WE LOVE GYM NAN
You should do the tough mudder in Ireland it’s so much better and a lot more messy
I now ask you do one more thing. Take on the Spartan race and any other OCR events coming near you
Looked like you played a game with England rugby gg
Rate the doing it for a good cause! Id highly recommend anyone else to do the same. Also as someone who has done a few of these myself, you made arctic enema look very easy. I despise that one, it properly ruins my day.
Appreciate you man!!💪🏼
Should of worn your rugby boots so you don’t slip as much
Great work and cause. Which course is that? I did South West and London South. I have a season ticket for next year. I didn't see some of those obstacles.
I believe it was west London!
@@MaxBrownYo Cool. I am doing that next year
You should try the wolf run you can do 3k or 6k it’s really good fun
It looks so fun despite how hard it actually is
Mate it was class!👏🏼
Agreed
Gworn boys
my grandad has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and dementia, it’s extremely difficult for me to see him like this as we are really close. Do you have any tips on how to deal with the situation?
Definitely mate it is hard! My advice would be to spend more time with them! Do the little things that can make them happy🙏🏼
Would love to see how I would do in this as a triathlete
I’m sure you’d smash it💪🏼
You would probably find it very easy, ngl. If you're looking for a competitive challenge, look into Europe's toughest mudder or something. As many laps as you can do in a 12 hour slot, very competitive compared to this which is kinda just a personal challenge.
@@link20115 thanks I will definitely look into this!! Sounds like it’s suited to me because I specialise in long distance triathlons that can last from 6hrs-12hrs in duration
My nan had dementia she died last year
I'm 24 stone lost 2 stone and doing the 10k with jkphysique and 7 more team members so I hope I can do it
Legend!
Well done fellas great cause. Try the 15k next or the 12hr overnight 'Europe's toughest', it teaches you a lot about yourself 😂
That sounds like fun😳😳
@@MaxBrownYo It's genuinely life changing. 10 k laps do as many as you can in 12hrs overnight. You run a lap pit, rinse and repeat. You and your pit crew will have an experience you will never forget.
Gorgeous
My 52 year old dad did this
Class!👏🏼
@@MaxBrownYo what team do you play for
Was this the Manchester one?
London!
By the way what is a Nan? Is that like a grand aunt or something?
Grandmother!
I donated £500
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sick video, but overplaying the difficulty of the course is a bit weird.
Thanks man! It was tough😭
@@MaxBrownYo naa you all look like beasts, ive done the 15km tough mudder 3 times and im a fat mess haha and it wasnt that difficult, good on you all though!
Does max reply ?
I do indeed!
no disrespect but u said u and 3 friends
I know I realised this after🤣
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