Dom Harvey

You've got some skin in the game.

And your wife, Kate, how did you guys meet?

Is she a Kiwi or is she from the UK?

South African.

South African.

Oh.

Oh, the cricketer.

Yeah.

Um, yeah.

So when was, when was your last Ironman?

This injury you've got at the moment, you were telling me about this before we came to record mode.

It's holding you back from doing high rocks at the moment.

And it's the most underwhelming injury imaginable.

In terms of the Ironman events you've done, what, if anything, have you learned from those things that you could never learn in a lab or a lecture?

It's more of a psychological question than anything.

Have you ever ignored your own advice in an event and paid the price for it?

Was it deliberate, like trial and error?

I think one of the greatest but probably least known New Zealand coaches ever is Arthur Lyddiard, who kind of invented running.

And he used to – this is very unscientific, but he used to train on himself.

And I think some weeks he'd get up to like 300 kilometers just working out what the optimum amount was.