Teach Me Sports: Inside the Deadly Dozen Challenge with Sandile and Jason

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Zisto chats to personal trainer Sandile and IT professional Jason, an unlikely duo taking on the gruelling Deadly Dozen challenge on 24 October.

With 12 exercise stations and a 400-metre run between each, the competition tests more than just physical strength and endurance. The two teammates share how they came together, how they push each other through training, and what the challenge has taught them about mental toughness, teamwork and pushing beyond their limits.

Can their different strengths give them the edge they need? Tune in to hear their story and find out why sometimes, the difference between giving up and going further comes down to having the right teammate.
17 Oct English South Africa Society & Culture · Kids & Family

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