Wayne Waldron

Some weeks I don't make it, but they'll still be there and then my brother will probably take it.

Yeah.

And everyone's meeting each other and stuff like that, you know.

Yeah, all I do, even when I'm sending out plans, I'm like, no, he can't do that.

Everything is in the top of my head.

I have a list of names that I'm sending plans to, but the minute I see the name, I'm like, right, he's doing this, she's doing that.

They'll struggle with the miles.

And the people that I have, very rarely someone leaves.

Someone might have family commitments, they might train for a marathon and then jump out, but 80% of the group has been there from day one, so I know them inside out.

Do you know what I mean?

I know everything about them.

I know I can read Terence like a book now.

So can we all.

He's injured every two months.

Yeah, and I always say to myself, the day I coach somebody to go past me in a race is the day I'll be over the moon with that.

You know, I'll be delighted.

Or even someone to run with in a race.

I'll be delighted.

Yeah.

No, no.