Flood represents Disney XD's Aim High Initiative


By Patrick
July 27 2011

England fly-half Toby Flood is working with the Disney XD Aim High programme that aims to inspire a generation of kids to try new things and learn from some of the UK’s most talented and dedicated professionals.

Flood represents Disney XD's Aim High Initiative


England fly-half Toby Flood is working with the Disney XD Aim High programme (www.disneyxd.co.uk/aimghigh) that aims to inspire a generation of kids to try new things and learn from some of the UK’s most talented and dedicated professionals. And in the end, one lucky applicant will win the chance to be mentored by Toby.

"At the end of it there is prize to live a day in the life in my shoes, come to Leicester and do a day's training session, come and eat with us, do a weights session and be involved," he explained, sighting rugby's values as being a healthy asset in life. I think it brings the honesty side of things. There is a respect that goes on and off the pitch, you respect the referees, you respect what is going on. I also think that the physicality of rugby shows honesty, honesty to yourself and honesty to your team-mates so that's probably the biggest thing for me."

Watch the video below to hear Toby's views on the programme, as well as England's upcoming World Cup campaign and more...

 

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