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Le Loop: How to Cycle the Tour de France
An inspiring tale of grit and determination as one man cycles the Tour de France.Ceri Stone, an ordinary guy, sets out to achieve something cycling the grueling Tour de France route. Le Loop is the story of his adventure, detailing the highs and lows of this incredible challenge. Ceri shares the lessons he learned, offering a template for personal success that anyone can follow.This empowering story is perfect for athletes and anyone seeking inspiration. Discover how to overcome adversity and achieve your wildest dreams.Learn practical strategies for setting goals and staying motivated.Be inspired by Ceri's humor and unwavering determination.
Join Ceri on his journey to live a life less ordinary and prove that anything is possible.
Join Ceri on his journey to live a life less ordinary and prove that anything is possible.
352 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2023
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June 22, 2022
I've read a book by Ceri Stone before, "An Indian Summer", which I really enjoyed. That's why I picked up this book by him.
What an altogether different book.This serves somewhat as a journal of the author's attempt to cycle the circuit of the Tour de France.
In summary, it's excellent.
But further detail is required: It is funny in places, but there are also some sad moments. It's quite thrilling in some parts too. It's obviously the biggest challenge the author has undertaken. His writing made me feel sometimes that I was cycling the journey with him.
I had no prior knowledge of the Tour, nor any real interest, so when a book turns around one's way of thinking and helps a new interest to be discovered, it has surely done its job.
I look forward to the author's next book. Indian Summer and Le Loop are so different - God only knows what he'll come up with next.
I understand the author is a fellow Welshman:
Diolch o galon, Ceri. Llyfr gwych! Llongyfarchiadau.
What an altogether different book.This serves somewhat as a journal of the author's attempt to cycle the circuit of the Tour de France.
In summary, it's excellent.
But further detail is required: It is funny in places, but there are also some sad moments. It's quite thrilling in some parts too. It's obviously the biggest challenge the author has undertaken. His writing made me feel sometimes that I was cycling the journey with him.
I had no prior knowledge of the Tour, nor any real interest, so when a book turns around one's way of thinking and helps a new interest to be discovered, it has surely done its job.
I look forward to the author's next book. Indian Summer and Le Loop are so different - God only knows what he'll come up with next.
I understand the author is a fellow Welshman:
Diolch o galon, Ceri. Llyfr gwych! Llongyfarchiadau.
June 27, 2022
Excellent book. This is a tale of sporting adventure and a template on how to succeed all in one seriously engrossing book. It is humorous, dramatic and above all inspiring. Very easy to read and I couldn't put it down.
August 28, 2023
Brilliant book. Very inspirational, humorous and engaging. You don't need to be a cyclist to read this book, but it may leave you itching to ride your bike.
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