Outdoor cyclist Adrian Andrada knows too well what it’s like to push the body towards physical and mental breaking point. The moment he straps in, regardless of the scorching temperature or dry terrains, he knows there’s no going back. Only moving onward.
Outdoor cyclist Adrian Andrada knows too well what it’s like to push the body towards physical and mental breaking point. The moment he straps in, regardless of the scorching temperature or dry terrains, he knows there’s no going back. Only moving onward.
“I don’t even know why I ride. I put myself through complete hell every single time.”
Pedalando quase 100 milhas por semana e questionando a dor a cada pedalada e avanço, o trabalho árduo e a persistência nunca param.
