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“I felt, 'I can’t match that in terms of excitement.' I didn’t think I had much of a chance of matching what she did. And I just could believe it when I did. “I didn’t know if I was first or last until right at the end. I had no idea I had won it, I was just trying my best in each event.”Josh completed his victory by taking part in events such as a 90kg log press and flipping a 360kg tyre three times in 60 seconds.
The vegetarian couple, who live in Lancaster with their three-year-old daughter Elsie, first bonded over their shared passion of fitness and Mollie introduced Josh to the elite sport after they started dating six years ago.And the superfit duo have spent roughly £50,000 on dedicated equipment during the course of their relationship in their quest to get into peak physical shape.
Josh added: “Realistically, we never train with each other at all, and we don’t really like training with each other, to be honest.“I can see how people would burn out with it if they, say, trained with their partner and then went home and were talking about it.
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