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JAKE STEWART

How to be superhuman

I’ve often heard athletes described as superhuman, but sometimes it is not the effort that is always superhuman, but it is finding the motivation to do that training session that feels superhuman.

The eternal struggle, where no matter how hard you try, you just can’t persuade yourself to throw your leg over the bike. After a few hours of procrastination, some ‘fettling’ with the bike and re-watching the entirety of last year’s edition of

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