Nossiter has been sharing the stories of temperatures reaching the mid-40s, strange local meals, pick-pockets and the down trodden eating out of trash cans.
"The jet lag was the immediate thing, but [NZ coach] Alan Thompson made us sit out in the sun with no sunglasses so we stayed awake." Brown is not intimidated in the least.
"I get pretty excited, to be honest. Checking out different cultures, I'm open-minded I guess."
Nossiter said as well as the European teams, the Brazilians also showed up last year and they would like to test themselves against them.
The key remains adapting to make the fastest starts possible, which is the specialty of the big Hungarians who are expected to dominate in Toronto.
Coaches Brian Scott and Roger Marriott have been making the 6am starts with the pair to get them ready for this trip.
Marriott said they were just starting to taper off the boy's weight now.
"I've seen a huge improvement, in a year-and-a-half with Aiden and a year with Max. "It's a privilege to work with them, with their dedication and discipline."
Brown said their goal in Toronto was to make each A grade final, while blowing their personal best times out of the water.
