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Published 20:57 3 Dec 2017 GMT
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Paul Flynn was promoting Coca-Cola's designated driver campaign during the week and spilled the beans on who we thought was the fittest on the team:
"Shane Carthy from Vincent’s often wins all the fitness tests," he said. "James (McCarthy) is very good. Dean Rock, Con O’Callaghan are very fit. Darren Daly is always up there in the fitness stuff, Ciaran Kilkenny too. "There are different lads that excel in different areas but most of the lads would be quite similar but there’d be outliers too."Flynn also detailed the amount of training that the Dublin team do and it's nearly like a second job being an inter-county player:
"We’d do maybe one gym, two pitch and then the weekend. We’d usually have a game or a session, one or the other," he explained. "Usually four (a week we'd get together). The ladies would be four or five, there’d be a trust now amongst our team now that you’d do a fifth day on your own or even a sixth. They sometimes do them collectively so they might do five days."No wonder they're all so bloody fit.
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