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PaddyO hits the slopes on a snowboard for the first time, spending more time on his backside than actually riding down the mountain.
PaddyO hits the slopes on a snowboard for the first time, spending more time on his backside than actually riding down the mountain.
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S2, EP4 "Blisters and Bonks: PaddyO Sucks at Ultrarunning"Attempting a 50-mile trail run with no training, PaddyO experiences the physical and mental breakdown known as the ultimate bonk.
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S2, EP5 "Catching Edges: PaddyO Sucks at Snowboarding"PaddyO hits the slopes on a snowboard for the first time, spending more time on his backside than actually riding down the mountain.
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S1, EP1 "Fear of Heights: PaddyO Sucks at Climbing"Facing his intense fear of heights, PaddyO attempts to scale a sheer rock face with the help of exasperated professional guides.
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S1, EP2 "Stubborn Donkeys: PaddyO Sucks at Burro Racing"PaddyO enters a traditional burro race in Colorado, only to find that his donkey partner has completely different plans for the day.
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S2, EP3 "Gear Disasters: PaddyO Sucks at Bikepacking"Overloaded and underprepared, PaddyO sets off on a bikepacking adventure that quickly devolves into a comedy of errors and lost gear.
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S2, EP2 "Swim, Bike, Run: PaddyO Sucks At Triathlon"PaddyO attempts his first triathlon with hilarious results, struggling through the swim, crashing on the bike, and limping to the finish line.
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