Series 3 Programme 3 - Preparation

Colin Jackson

Last updated: 20 January 2009

Colin Jackson and Matt Jones focused on the importance of preparation in the third programme of the third radio series.

First broadcast on 23 August 2008 on BBC Radio Wales.

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Michel Roux
Raise Your Game producer Jos Andrews interviews the Michelin star winner and marathon running chef, Michel Roux. Colin and Matt then discuss the importance of nutrition and the benefits of eating the right foods.

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Jill Kenton
Colin and Matt discuss the importance of wearing the right clothes to exercise in as the sport underwear expert, Jill Kenton, shares her tips on how to look a million dollars when you're working up a sweat.

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Brett Morse
Colin introduces the young Welsh discuss thrower, Brett Morse. He spoke to Raise Your Game's Marc Real and told us why "Perfect practise makes perfect."

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