Russell Crowe

So I have to come up with some other way of doing it.

And he said I was crazy at the time or whatever.

Then I started going out with a girl who loves playing tennis.

I used to like playing tennis when I was younger, so cool, let's play tennis.

Our romance is based on the fact that the first time I played tennis, I couldn't beat her.

I've got to keep you around and play you enough times until I work out how to grind you into the dirt, young lady.

But here's the thing with tennis, with the short bursts of running,

It's not constant like 10Ks on a treadmill or out on the road or whatever.

It's just a short burst of running.

And then you've got a minute where you sort of gather yourself together.

You have a break between games or whatever.

And then another burst of running, another burst of running.

I seem to have rehabbed my Achilles by playing tennis.

But because it's like a momentary movement.

But with tennis, if you're getting to the ball, you've got to use 100% of yourself.

You're going for that ball and it's all in.

But it's three or four steps.

And then you have a little bit of a break or the next shot you don't have to put so much effort into or whatever.

And it just seems to... I have...

You know, I had years and years, man.