Run with Jason, he'll just warm up that stock saw and then we'll be underweight. Hands on the wood, get set, go! So that's the end of the first leg, he puts down that still M.S.66, the 92cc professional. On the big sliders and the New Zealand mag, at least step straight. At the underhand and makes the opening scar, now he's got good concentration, it's a little bit dry, so a little bit less chance of suddenly makes the turn now. As he said, given him his support, we're going to get through this, he has to read it, he's playing for the Champions trophy underway. So he's cutting well here, just a little bit of a storm, so he's ready now to pick up the crosscut, the single back. Now this is Jason when he has top of it worldwide, we've had a bit of trouble sticking in that 600mL of, and now he's starting to get underway. Let's go Jason! Good clean strokes, no hang up. Put the curse on him then, didn't I, but anyways underway as he goes through the bottom now, he's got his teeth. Your retinue, he starts to think about heading over for the standing chop now, so you can put the put anywhere here as opposed to the underhand where you are restricted by where you can put your feet. So it gives the ability to hit the block even harder, makes some bad hits, he's already been through a lot of energy, he's been seeing this as well. But he's cutting well ladies and gentlemen, let's keep the noise up and be back there, opening staff, he's starting to think about the turn as it's made now, he's got a good concentration when you are at the World Champion, the man himself, the lumberjack, he's in, he's taking back the rest of the standing block, he's heading well, he's breathing, flapping, and he goes earlier on, so he's got to make some good cuts here, he goes, he starts to drive down, three she goes. Yeah!