Pennod 4 Ar y Dibyn

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-The Welsh landscape is one

-of the world's best playing fields.

-The thousands who flock here every

-year have unforgettable experiences.

-The demand for adventure leaders

-is greater than ever.

-In this series, I, Lowri Morgan...

-..and Dilwyn Sanderson-Jones...

-..will appoint an adventure leader.

-You're wasting time.

-The eight on the shortlist...

-..are competing

-for one adventure leader job.

-It's not about who can climb the

-highest cliff or cycle fastest...

-..but who we can trust to lead

-a group on an outdoor adventure...

-..and bring everyone back safely.

-They'll face the toughest interview

-of their lives over six weeks.

-We'll push them

-mentally and physically.

-But more than anything...

-..we'll put their personalities

-under the microscope.

-Who will make the best leader?

-Work it, work it!

-The job will change

-someone's life forever.

-In the last round, we said goodbye

-to Gethin Jones and Rachel.

-The reason? They weren't

-strong enough as leaders.

-The contestants put Tom at the top.

-He has been consistent all along.

-Dilwyn and I thought Gwenllian was

-the strongest. She must keep it up.

-I always look forward

-to the next programme.

-Gethin Fon can definitely lead.

-But a good leader

-has to know when to step back.

-This is his last chance.

-It's been a reality check

-for me, to be honest.

-The remaining five have

-shown leadership potential.

-Hopefully,

-the standard will improve.

-This week, we meet the contestants

-in a cafe in Tremadog.

-Climbers from all over the country

-meet here for a special reason.

-We've come to the cafe

-of a climbing great.

-It's a great pleasure

-to introduce Mr Eric Jones.

-Thanks.

-At 78, Eric Jones is considered...

-..one of the best

-climbers in the world.

-He is also famous as a base jumper.

-It's one of the most

-extreme outdoor activities.

-What is the pinnacle

-of your accomplishments?

-Climbing the north face

-of the Eiger.

-Everything went well that day.

-It was a very enjoyable climb.

-Do you have any tips for us,

-climbing for the first time?

-Safety comes first.

-Adventure activities are easy

-in one way, if you can relax.

-On a rock face, you don't relax.

-Gripping the holds tightly

-saps strength.

-If you can relax, it's much better.

-Don't rush.

-If you see a good hold,

-don't say, "Wow, I'll go for it."

-It's better to take time

-and look round...

-..and try to make the move

-as easy as possible.

-I grew up just down the road.

-When I was a teenager,

-I came to work for Eric in the cafe.

-I did my first climb with Eric.

-He influenced my life a great deal.

-I went on to have a career

-as a climber and adventurer.

-I hope he will influence these,

-as he influenced me.

-A hell of a man!

-Can I say that? Sorry!

-A legend!

-Amazing. Eric Jones

-encouraged me to go on climbing.

-I look up to him.

-Eric Jones is one

-of my greatest heroes.

-I remember climbing in Tremadog

-and going to his cafe for a chat.

-I was very young.

-He wouldn't remember!

-I'd be happy

-if I did half the things he has.

-I really enjoy climbing.

-Since I was about six, I enjoyed

-the heights and adventure...

-..and all the adrenalin.

-I travelled on my bike recently.

-From Caernarfon,

-I went to Turkey and then Georgia.

-I passed through

-about 15 countries in four months.

-I'm a primary school teacher.

-I've taught in local schools.

-I enjoy my work,

-but I also enjoy being outdoors.

-If I could combine teaching

-and the outdoors, I'd be very happy.

-After the excitement

-of meeting Eric Jones...

-..the contestants head

-for the first challenge.

-You met Eric Jones.

-You're wearing harnesses.

-It's obvious what the challenge is.

-Climbing.

-This is Craig Pant Ifan,

-above Tremadog.

-It's a popular Snowdonia crag.

-Climbers from all over Britain...

-..are drawn here to test

-themselves against the elements.

-Some of you have

-climbing experience.

-We expect more from you.

-CLIMBING

-First of all,

-tie a figure eight knot.

-I'll show you once how to do it.

-Make a figure eight shape.

-Twist the rope,

-put the tail through the loop.

-Put the tail through

-the harness in two points.

-Pull the knot tight.

-Now, I follow the rope out.

-Leave at least four inches of tail.

-I pull the knot tight

-against the harness...

-..so that this loop isn't too big.

-My hand won't get stuck.

-Off you go.

-A snowman's head. Scarf.

-A carrot in his nose.

-That's how I do it.

-Tom has very strong climbing skills.

-We expected those with less

-experience to lean on him.

-That's exactly what happened.

-He leads naturally.

-Remember not to have

-too big a gap. That's OK.

-If it crosses there,

-you're weakening the rope.

-After spending time

-helping everyone else...

-..Tom has rushed his own knot.

-Your knot is loose.

-I can put my hand through.

-OK.

-I couldn't before.

-Make sure it's all neat.

-Take ten minutes to get it tidy

-and practise the knot.

-Mastering the figure eight

-knot is vital.

-They'll need it

-all the time while climbing.

-That's a very tidy knot.

-It's tight, nicely placed,

-with plenty of tail. Spot on.

-Tighten it.

-That looks smart.

-It keeps the rope stronger. Great.

-Plenty of tail.

-Well done.

-Belaying links the climber

-to the person on the ground.

-Belaying stops the climber falling.

-OK, Lowri?

-They're using a grigri. They've

-used a similar device before.

-We'll see

-if they remember how to use it.

-Take the rope.

-In there.

-Close the cover.

-Carabiners between them.

-Attach the carabiner

-and grigri to the harness.

-This is a screwgate.

-Close it with the screw.

-The belaying technique

-is quite simple.

-I make the shape of a V...

-..down to the knee.

-One, two, three.

-I'll repeat the process.

-V...

-..knee...

-..one, two, three.

-Never let go

-of this part of the rope.

-Next, one contestant climbs,

-one belays and one holds the rope.

-The two other contestants

-are at hand to offer advice.

-Do you want to sit back?

-Do you want to sit back?

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-Stop, stop!

-She'll go much further down

-when she sits back.

-You've put almost

-a metre of slack there.

-You can sit back.

-You can sit back.

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-Down here?

-When you're ready.

-Back a bit more, Rhys.

-Back a bit more, Rhys.

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-Right.

-I'm surprised that

-Gethin Fon is quiet today.

-He has climbing experience.

-Maybe he took on board our feedback.

-Perhaps he gave his opinion

-too much in previous activities...

-..and decided to step back.

-You dropped the rope three times.

-V, knee, one, two, three.

-Wait a moment.

-V...

-..knee...

-..one, two, three.

-I don't like being rushed.

-I have climbed a little.

-Maybe he thinks I've climbed more.

-I hope he doesn't expect too much.

-Hold it there.

-Very good.

-OK, Rhys.

-Sit back. Relax.

-Of all the crew, I'd say

-you two are the most experienced.

-I'm saying nothing now.

-OK, Geth, when you're ready.

-So far, Tom has impressed me most.

-But he has climbed before.

-He let the other three go first.

-Tom has stepped in now.

-Walk down slowly.

-Why did that snatch happen?

-Why did that snatch happen?

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-I didn't find the bite.

-It's OK, six feet from the ground.

-It isn't enjoyable 100 feet up.

-I'm aware that I know a bit more

-about climbing than the others.

-Naturally, there will be more

-expectations and pressure on me.

-I think Gwenllian is nervous.

-She's rather unsure.

-She doesn't trust the equipment.

-But Tom is so positive.

-He helps take the pressure off her.

-Right, you know it now.

-Happy to climb?

-Don't shake your head as an answer.

-He isn't looking.

-He isn't looking.

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-OK.

-When you're ready.

-Put your right hand down the rope.

-Put your right hand down the rope.

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-That one feeds through.

-It's a totally new area.

-I didn't feel very confident.

-Everything was upside-down.

-I felt I was being led.

-I had to trust

-the others completely.

-Take your time.

-After feeling nervous

-while belaying...

-..Gwenllian will climb.

-Hannah looks after her.

-Hannah is very confident

-with the ropes.

-Fine.

-Well done.

-It's been an interesting morning.

-It's been an interesting morning.

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-The atmosphere is very different.

-I don't feel the contestants

-are working together now.

-They're five individuals.

-They're five individuals.

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-It's a competition.

-They've realized

-that at the end, one will win.

-The others won't.

-NEXT

-Focus.

-It's getting dangerous now.

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-The five contestants have learned

-practical climbing skills.

-The next challenge will prove

-who can lead in this activity.

-BLIND CLIMBING

-The contestants will work in threes

-and climb the rock face.

-One will give directions,

-one will belay...

-..and the third will climb.

-But they'll climb blindfolded.

-Communication skills

-are essential in this task.

-The contestants on the ground

-are the climber's eyes.

-It's vital that they're confident

-and can give clear directions...

-..so the climber

-trusts them totally.

-Each contestant in turn

-will take the different roles.

-Tom climbs first.

-Hannah will guide him

-and Gethin Fon will belay.

-When you're ready, Tom.

-First, check the screwgate

-on the carabiner. It's open.

-Gethin has climbing experience.

-It's a shock to see such a big

-error, leaving a carabiner open.

-I'm sorry.

-Don't apologize to me.

-Sorry, Tom.

-Use your right foot.

-Move across.

-By my knee?

-By my knee?

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-Yes.

-Hannah has sent Tom

-up the toughest line on the crag.

-Gethin uses his climbing experience

-to help Hannah guide Tom to the top.

-Is there a foothold on the left?

-Come down a bit,

-eight inches to the left.

-Again.

-Push up on your right leg.

-But together, they get Tom

-to the top of the climb.

-I'm off.

-Good. You were safe.

-Tom is a great climber.

-He went up like a spider.

-The other two

-gave him the worst line.

-It was totally smooth.

-Gethin Fon belayed.

-He did a very good job.

-The biggest problem was that

-Gethin left the carabiner open.

-That's a cardinal sin in climbing.

-If you have a gate and screw,

-you close the screw.

-Hannah clearly didn't have

-as much experience as the other two.

-Gethin helped her.

-It can be hard at times

-to work with Gethin Fon.

-He needed to focus on belaying,

-and not give directions too.

-We all had specific roles.

-We should stick to those roles.

-Hannah feels frustrated.

-We'll see how she focuses

-as she belays.

-Rhys guides and Gethin Fon climbs.

-There's a crack at twelve o'clock.

-That's it.

-Put your right leg higher

-at five o'clock.

-Stay there and stretch up.

-That's it.

-We're holding you now.

-We're holding you now.

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-Where am I?

-You're there.

-Rhys lacked experience

-but communicated very well.

-He used the clock, saying

-nine o'clock, six o'clock.

-It was an effective method.

-He had good ideas.

-Hannah was very inexperienced,

-so she had to focus on the belaying.

-She didn't help Rhys as much.

-But her job was to keep him safe.

-Respect to her for that.

-Gethin Fon is a strong climber too.

-He had balance and patience.

-He communicated well. Good for him.

-He reached the top too.

-What kind of person am I?

-I'm myself.

-I like doing my own thing.

-I'm honest and fair.

-One of my strengths is

-that I get on with people.

-I enjoy coming to climb here.

-I get a full body workout.

-I go home very tired

-and sleep like a baby.

-Surfing.

-The Llyn Peninsula

-is the best place in the area.

-We don't get the waves regularly.

-But it's a unique feeling.

-If I could bottle that feeling

-and sell it to you...

-..I'd be a millionaire.

-I'm ready to give anything a go.

-I enjoy pushing myself.

-That's when you learn

-who you really are...

-..and what you're made of.

-Gethin relaxes while Gwenllian goes

-to the crag for the first time.

-She will guide Hannah as she climbs.

-Rhys takes care of the ropes.

-It's untidy and loose here.

-It's untidy and loose here.

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-Here?

-Sorry, I've crossed them.

-Wrong again.

-I don't think she wants to hear,

-"Wrong again."

-She can't see the knot

-keeping her safe.

-Keep things like that to yourself.

-Seven minutes

-and she still isn't roped properly.

-That's the worst one you've done.

-Move aside.

-Rhys is having

-a nightmare with the knot.

-It's a blow

-to his confidence and Hannah's.

-I'm ready.

-I'm ready.

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-Rhys, before you start.

-Open the part attaching

-the device to your harness.

-What should it do?

-What should it do?

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-I should close it.

-Screwgate carabiner.

-There's a screw

-to stop that happening.

-If it comes off...

-..that goes up,

-she comes down very suddenly.

-Focus, boys. It's getting dangerous.

-Up to where your left hand is.

-A bit lower down on your left.

-Happy there?

-Yes.

-Be honest.

-Yes.

-Put your left foot up

-to where your knee is.

-I'm not holding anything now.

-I'm not holding anything now.

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-Left hand a bit to the right.

-I need your help now, Rhys.

-Move the left leg across.

-I don't feel safe

-giving directions. Sorry.

-I want to stop.

-I want to stop. I want someone

-else to take over directing.

-No problem. Stop there.

-Pull the rope.

-You're totally safe, Hannah.

-You're totally safe, Hannah.

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-Rhys, pull the rope tight.

-OK, boys. Over to you.

-Hannah is less than

-a quarter of the way up the crag.

-Rhys has to take over

-and bring her down.

-I didn't feel I could take you

-across, so I wanted to stop. Sorry.

-I wasn't comfortable.

-I couldn't see a line across.

-Gwen was in charge of taking

-Hannah up and down the rock face.

-You can't say, "I'm not talking any

-more. Someone else must do this."

-If you're hanging

-by two fingers and one foot...

-..you don't want to hear that.

-I can communicate usually,

-but it didn't work this time.

-I didn't have the skill to tell

-Hannah where to put her feet.

-It was a bit of a mess for Rhys.

-It was his first time

-under real pressure.

-He had problems with the knot,

-the gate was open, big no-no again.

-He didn't talk a lot with Hannah...

-..especially after

-what happened with Gwen.

-She needed more help.

-The belaying didn't go very well.

-I was rather nervous

-and made one or two mistakes.

-That became three,

-four, five mistakes.

-But a good leader must learn

-from failure and move on.

-How will Rhys and Gwenllian

-cope now?

-Tom, the most experienced

-climber, will direct.

-Pull on those

-and push on the left foot.

-One more step.

-That's good.

-Rhys climbs higher.

-But Gwenllian lacks

-faith in the equipment.

-At two o'clock.

-Gwen, just relax.

-You're expending all your energy.

-Up a bit.

-Up a bit.

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-Oh!

-Stop.

-Stop.

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-OK, Rhys?

-I think so.

-Move your left foot

-towards your right foot. OK?

-Yes.

-Touch the crack above your head.

-Touch the crack above your head.

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-Here?

-You're at the top.

-You're at the top.

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-Thanks.

-Superb, Rhys.

-Tom is a natural climber.

-And he can lead

-a climbing session too.

-That's how it should be done.

-All I'd say about Rhys's climbing

-is that Tom got Rhys to the top.

-No-one else could get

-Rhys to the top today.

-It was Gwen's turn to belay.

-I've never seen anyone

-hold a rope so tight.

-The device holds the rope, not her.

-She should relax a bit. I think

-we've found Gwen's weak point.

-Will Gwenllian do better...

-..with the most experienced climbers

-Gethin and Tom, looking after her?

-A foot to your right,

-you can find your footing.

-Down a bit.

-Just above your face,

-there's a hold.

-After 20 minutes, Gwenllian

-is only halfway up the rock.

-My right foot is starting to slip.

-Oh!

-OK, boys, bring her down, please.

-After that slip, Dilwyn

-decides that enough is enough.

-After the climbing challenge...

-..their positions

-have changed a bit.

-Tom was very strong in every

-part of the climbing challenge.

-I thought Gwen was a natural leader.

-I don't think that now.

-Rhys was under pressure

-for the first time. He cracked.

-NEXT

-You're wasting time.

-Aah!

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-The contestants

-have worked on their rope skills...

-..and learnt

-how to use climbing equipment.

-They're about

-to be tested to the limits.

-CROSSING THE QUARRY

-Working as a team...

-..they'll attach a rope between

-two sides of a quarry in Cwm Idwal.

-Then they will pull

-themselves across.

-It will involve team effort.

-Their decision making

-has to be 100% accurate.

-They have to trust one another

-and the equipment.

-It's quite a challenge.

-If I was leading a group,

-this is how I'd rig the gear.

-At least two points

-must act as an anchor.

-Safety is an important issue,

-so I've included a third point.

-The three points have to join.

-So there's a sling, sling, sling.

-When the three are under strain,

-the weight distribution is equal.

-The other side is simpler. I'm

-using rope instead of three slings.

-The rope joins three pegs.

-One, two, three.

-Three carabiner screwgate.

-The last thing they need to do

-is put tension on the rope.

-Two ropes cross the gap.

-They'll have two rigs.

-They've seen this before.

-I hope they won't have

-a problem with the rope tension.

-If this was a group session, it

-would take half an hour, at most.

-Good luck.

-Who's happy to go to the other side?

-You have to clip it in, that's all.

-You have to clip it in, that's all.

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-Is it an idea for two of us to go?

-I suggest two should go.

-I like that idea.

-I like that idea.

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-Hannah and Rhys, you go.

-Tom takes the lead.

-Rhys and Hannah

-cross to the other side.

-Tom puts Gethin and Gwenllian

-to work.

-Geth, find a place for the nut.

-Where do you want this?

-Make it into a neat pile.

-Make it into a neat pile.

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-By your side.

-Gwen's task was making sure there

-weren't any knots in the ropes.

-She made a big deal of it.

-But it's a really simple job.

-After you've done that, do this.

-No problem.

-Over on the other side, Rhys and

-Hannah attach the rope to the pegs.

-There are two holes here.

-Have they noticed

-there are three pegs?

-We only need two.

-Have you looked round here?

-You jumped to conclusions.

-They didn't check every part

-of the rock.

-They missed the third hole.

-They need to take a step back.

-That's going to be vital.

-Is it strong enough now?

-Is it strong enough now?

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-It looks better.

-Well done.

-After a little help,

-the simpler rig is complete.

-Tom is used to handling

-climbing gear.

-Will he fare better?

-You'd seriously let the sling tail

-hang like that?

-Would you, seriously?

-No.

-Lower these so they're all the same.

-That's crap. Seriously crap.

-Sorry.

-Tom sets his bar very high.

-When he's criticized,

-I can see his disappointment.

-The rest are quiet

-because they know no better.

-He's on his own.

-He's under pressure.

-With Tom feeling the strain,

-over on the other side...

-..they tie two ropes together before

-throwing the brown rope across.

-This goes over to them.

-Three attempts for a Welshman!

-Three attempts for a Welshman!

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-Underarm, I'd say.

-Dilwyn's words

-are still on Tom's mind.

-Good job. Just relax.

-You know you can do it.

-Don't let it get to you. Well done.

-Give it all you've got.

-Make it into a loop

-so it goes further.

-One, two.

-Pull it up.

-It was an ambitious idea to throw

-the rope. They needed a Plan B.

-Fair play,

-they came up with another idea.

-The first plan failed.

-Tom goes to get the brown rope.

-He drops it down

-from the other side.

-Hannah can tie both ropes

-at the bottom.

-I've got it.

-I've got it.

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-She can now pull one rope up.

-But they can't agree which one.

-Pull that one up

-and thread it through.

-Hold on.

-It's up to you.

-You climb more than me.

-In a loop.

-In a loop.

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-In a loop?

-Please.

-I disagree.

-The blue rope

-has to go from you to there.

-Hannah strongly disagrees

-and Dilwyn steps in.

-If the two ends are here,

-the middle of the rope is that side.

-You want the middle that side.

-I suggested

-that the middle was that side.

-No.

-We're making work for ourselves.

-What's happening?

-I'm not sure

-if they know what's happening.

-What's happening?

-What's happening?

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-The rope must come over here.

-We already tried that.

-This bit should be here

-and the two ends the other side...

-..so we have one 50 metre rope.

-Just as I said.

-But as soon as they agree,

-another problem arises.

-Ready?

-You didn't tie

-that on the other side?

-It's chaotic.

-All Rhys had to do

-was clip the ropes. He didn't.

-He was happy to hold the rope.

-I can feel the tension.

-Come on. You're dillydallying.

-Rhys tied the rope.

-They finally pull together.

-We want the other device now.

-The disagreements mean

-it's taken twice the time...

-..to attach the ropes.

-..to attach the ropes.

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-Well done.

-I'm disappointed.

-I didn't do all I should have.

-I made basic errors.

-I should know better.

-We didn't communicate

-as well as we should have.

-They weren't clear.

-I wanted them to explain what they

-were doing. They wouldn't listen.

-Disappointing. They took too long,

-they were unsure.

-They didn't have a plan.

-They ran round.

-It was unacceptable, to be honest.

-Not one of the five impressed

-in the first part.

-Will the crossing

-be more successful?

-To infinity and beyond!

-Gethin goes first.

-The easiest way to cross

-is on the stomach...

-..hooking one leg to the rope

-and resting the other.

-If he flips over...

-..he'll have to pull

-himself across, upside-down.

-Well done for going first.

-I bet the adrenalin is pumping.

-It was like being in a film.

-I was the guinea pig,

-but it was fantastic.

-Well done.

-Tom is disappointed

-in his performance so far.

-He has a point to prove.

-He flies across the gap.

-The first two cross successfully.

-Dilwyn has a warning for the rest.

-Everytime someone

-doesn't flip over...

-..it's more likely that

-one of you will flip over.

-Next is Gwenllian.

-Next is Gwenllian.

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-Blimey!

-She showed the least faith

-in the equipment.

-Let your left leg just hang.

-That's it.

-Gwen.

-Well done.

-HEAVY BREATHING

-Oh, OK. How the hell will I get up?

-One last push.

-Use the rock if you want.

-Well done, Gwen. Go for it.

-Flip!

-I've been thinking

-about scary activities.

-I'm not scared of heights.

-But I'm scared of falling.

-If I'm safe, I'm OK.

-Everybody should keep fit.

-I do various activities.

-I don't stick to the same thing.

-I like to run, but not too much.

-I'll never run a marathon.

-I like biking.

-It's something I enjoy.

-I'm a gym bunny.

-I do anything that keeps me fit -

-and in lycra!

-A good leader

-should be prepared to listen...

-..take the lead

-and pull everyone together.

-A leader must stay calm

-and get on with the job.

-That's what's important.

-I don't know what to do.

-Use the rocks to climb up.

-That's it, that's it!

-Brilliant.

-Never in doubt!

-The way you pulled yourself up

-showed a lot of character.

-My arms were trembling.

-I needed to pause

-to get my strength back.

-Someone had to be

-the first to flip over!

-After seeing Gwenllian in

-difficulty, how will Hannah do?

-I started off OK. But I lost

-my balance and flipped over.

-My arms had to do all the work.

-Hold on! I'm stuck!

-Come on!

-Well done.

-The final one across is Rhys.

-Good grief!

-Even though he flipped over,

-he crosses very quickly.

-Was that the first time

-you've done anything like that?

-Yes.

-I'm glad the five of us did it.

-Well done.

-Well done.

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-I can catch my breath now!

-Tom was clearly the leader today.

-Five crossed the quarry.

-The system was safe and it worked.

-All credit to Tom for that.

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-We're back in the shelter.

-It's time for me and Dilwyn to

-decide who is leaving the process.

-There are five of us now.

-It depends what Dilwyn and Lowri

-are looking for.

-I've given my all -

-and so has everyone else.

-It is exciting, and very close.

-I feel confident.

-I made mistakes that could have

-put someone at risk.

-I don't want to go back to

-driving lorries. I want to go on.

-It's hard to say

-if I'm safe this week.

-Everybody is strong.

-I hope I've done enough to stay.

-There are people who

-are outstanding in some tasks...

-..but not as confident

-in other tasks.

-I have no idea.

-It could be anyone.

-A new job is within their sights.

-The candidates now choose

-who they think is on top.

-The person with the most votes

-is safe.

-Here we are again.

-It's going to be hard.

-You could all be leaders

-in your own way.

-For me it's Gethin Fon.

-We've haven't always seen

-eye to eye.

-You stopped and listened

-in the last task.

-You upped your game.

-It's hard to choose between you.

-I'd trust all of you to lead Cynan,

-my son.

-There are two people for me.

-Tom. My life depended on the rope.

-It was a team effort,

-but you took responsibility.

-I'm grateful to you for that.

-I wish you could have

-offloaded more.

-Rhys, I climbed a wall.

-You lead me up blindfolded.

-It's for that reason

-you have my vote.

-Rhys has faith in everyone.

-I had a difficult patch

-with the instructions.

-A good leader offers encouragement.

-Rhys did that to me.

-I'm going all emotional.

-I put Rhys on top.

-Thanks.

-Geth, you helped me a lot today.

-You're right.

-I should have taken a step back.

-I felt people's expectations.

-I should have taken a step back.

-Hannah, as Dilwyn said, you're

-consistent and rarely make mistakes.

-You have my vote.

-Thanks.

-Gwen, you did well yesterday.

-You lost your confidence

-when you gave me instructions.

-You came back and carried on.

-For that reason, Gwen gets my vote.

-My vote goes to Geth.

-Hannah.

-Gwen.

-Rhys.

-My vote goes to Rhys.

-Well done, everyone.

-Well done, Rhys.

-While they chose

-their top contestant...

-..Dilwyn and I decided

-who is at the bottom.

-The five will soon be four.

-I've no idea who should go.

-I've no idea who should go.

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-It's hard.

-Who has stood out for you?

-Tom, without a doubt.

-He led the climbing session

-as I would have done.

-I can't ask for more than that.

-He had a nightmare in the last task.

-Yes.

-When you're in charge of a group,

-you have to be bang on. He wasn't.

-Gethin Fon did well.

-Consistent.

-He was good in the two challenges.

-Brilliant, at last.

-But it's all about group safety.

-He left the carabiner open.

-Unforgivable.

-Let's move on to the candidates

-who weren't so confident.

-Hannah absorbs information like

-a sponge. She's an excellent pupil.

-She's mentally

-and physically strong.

-She was happy to raise her voice.

-She said, "Stop. What's going on?"

-Gwen disappointed me.

-I'm a fan of hers.

-She has leadership quality.

-But on a technical level,

-she was lost.

-In a risky situation,

-she said, "I can't go on."

-A leader can't do that.

-It was almost as if she'd given up.

-It was almost as if she'd given up.

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-It felt like that.

-It was sad to see a strong candidate

-deteriorate so quickly.

-Rhys is a positive force.

-Does he really want the job?

-Or is he just enjoying

-the experience?

-He likes doing the activities.

-But that's not a leader's role.

-Leaders must set things up

-for others to enjoy.

-Seven minutes to tie the knot.

-Seven minutes to tie the knot.

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-A knot he's done before.

-It should have taken 30 seconds.

-I keep changing my mind.

-The candidates that impress me...

-..change

-from challenge to challenge.

-Who is on the bottom, Dilwyn?

-It's hard.

-Round four has finished.

-I understand

-you've reached a decision.

-Rhys Gethin is on top this week.

-Congratulations, Rhys. You clearly

-love doing these activities.

-But the question is,

-how much do you want to be a leader?

-How much do you enjoy

-the hard graft?

-Tom, we've put you on top.

-You're an amazing climber.

-You led the climbing sessions...

-..just as I would have done.

-You had a disappointing

-final task.

-Hannah, you are an excellent,

-dedicated pupil...

-..physically and mentally strong.

-We need to see more presence.

-Gwen, we feel you lost your way.

-The oomph has gone.

-A leader would never leave

-a person in danger on a rope...

-..and say, "Someone else do this."

-Gethin, you've shown consistency.

-And well done for that.

-With your climbing background,

-the carabiner was a big mistake.

-On the bottom this week...

-..are Gwen...

-..and Rhys.

-Rhys is safe.

-We have no choice, Gwen,

-you're leaving.

-I'm very sad to be leaving.

-I'll miss the gang.

-I've made lifelong friends.

-I'll never forget the experiences.

-It's disappointing to let Gwen go.

-When the competition is this close,

-there is no room for mistakes.

-I'll have to do more hard graft...

-..and put myself across more.

-It's sad to see Gwen go.

-Part of me is glad. I'm the only

-girl left. I'll have to step up.

-I'm relieved

-they said I was consistent.

-I was more than happy to hear that.

-I'm confident I can stand my ground.

-Bring on the next task!

-NEXT TIME

-Wow!

-He snored from both ends!

-Come on!

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