We’ll just leave this one here without any other comment 😂 #PushUpChallenge
VIDEO: Soudal - Quick-Step and Julian Alaphilippe's interesting push-up challenge
CyclingSunday, 07 January 2024 at 10:40
After the Remco Evenepoel-led plank challenge, Soudal - Quick-Step has released another video on their social media with a few of their riders doing an interesting type of push up.
This was a video from Julian Alaphilippe and Paul Magnier at a recent training camp. Alaphilippe will make his way over to Australia to start the season at the Tour Down Under, whilst the-19 yeard old is still training without a schedule being publicly known.
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