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I think it’s iterating that mental fatigue plays a role in how well you perform as well as your state of mind. The other day I was watching a YouTube video of a trainer giving placebo steroids and the guy performed very well almost just as well as having enhancers.
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Lainie Barbee
Lainie Barbee is on page 57 of 333
Bruh I can’t imagine having to swim 1200 meters and only have a limited supply of oxygen. Then getting paddled if I come up for air. Also the fact that these people can do these crazy things is wild. Bc why can’t I run 3 miles without stopping at a decent below 10” pace.
Sep 13, 2026 08:55PM
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Lainie Barbee
Lainie Barbee is on page 40 of 333
I can’t imagine living without knowing how long I’ve been running. Maybe that would help me. Ugh my brain needs to lock and and stop me from being a lazy chud
Sep 12, 2026 10:42PM
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Lainie Barbee
Lainie Barbee is on page 29 of 333
I can’t imagine skiing 800+ miles to get to the South Pole. Mind you -31° F. How dose one want to do that let alone actually do that.
Sep 11, 2026 11:10PM
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