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Cormier may not be the most outdoorsy player in the league, but he's definitely among one of the bigger fitness freaks around. With that in mind, I think a lot of the challenges would end up being a mix bag of difficulty for him depending on what the core demand of the task is. For example, if Cormier had to build shelter, make a fire, catch and cook his own food and just generally try and not let the wilderness kill him, he may struggle with those challenges. He never did scouts or really spent extended periods in nature due to the constantly demanding hockey schedule growing up, so thats a bit outside his wheelhouse. If the challenges had more of a focus on physical capability though, he might stand a better chance. Things like climbing a mountain, getting accross a tight rope, or even endurance tests like holding onto a rope above water as long as humanly possible, would all be challenges better suited to Cormier's strengths.