Episode #685 - Sometimes, Life Has Other Plans with Pavel Stuchlik, Founder of NOA|AON

17 Apr 2024 · 1 min
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This is a short monologue by Pavel Stuchlik reflecting on his time as a professional cyclist. He describes losing the love of cycling after turning pro—criticizing commercial pressures, spectacle around crashes, and concerns about bodily damage and longevity—while also noting interest in biohacks for recovery and a broader sense that events happened for a greater reason.

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