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Published 12:26 22 Dec 2015 GMT
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All told, the challenge took over five hours to complete and pushed many of the players to the brink.
Blackadder told TV3NZ, "We thought we'd give them a real tough challenge to finish with - where they've got to push themselves but they've also got to work together to get through it."
Crusaders lock Jimmy Tupou, "It was bloody tough. This has given me a new-found respect for the people that do [multi-sport endurance events], not only physically but mentally as well."
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