CS:GO’s pashaBiceps cycles all the way from Poland to Paris Majors
Cycling from Poland to Marquis
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PashaBiceps cycles all the way from Poland to Paris Majors: CS:GO legend pashaBiceps recently took to Twitter to share an extraordinary journey he embarked upon. He announced that he is cycling all the way from his hometown in Poland to the Paris Majors, determined to make it in time for a kuben game.
pashaBiceps cycles from Poland to Paris Majors
PashaBiceps, a retired CS:GO professional player, is widely regarded as one of the most talented players in the competitive scene. Throughout his career, he was an integral member of the Virtus.pro team and was even voted the 3rd best player of 2014 by HLTV.
Interestingly, despite his gaming background, PashaBiceps has embarked on a unique adventure. He currently resides in Poland and has made the decision to undertake a cycling journey all the way from Poland to Paris. It’s quite a departure from the countless hours spent in a gaming chair.
Covering the distance in approximately one day, provided all goes well, PashaBiceps seems determined to make the most of his time outside the gaming realm. It’s a surprising yet commendable endeavor for a professional player of his caliber.
Here is paszaBiceps’ Tweet.
PaszaBiceps has revealed that he only has a two-day window to attend the @kuben_tt game, as he has a flight scheduled back to Warsaw the following day. The reason for his hasty departure is quite heartwarming: he wants to return home and assist in planning a birthday party for his wife.
In a preemptive move to address any potential criticism for leaving early, PaszaBiceps confidently asserts that “things are more important in life.” His dedication and prioritization of personal matters truly exemplify what a remarkable individual he is.
Skip leg day? Cycle 450 km, apparently. You have to hand it to the man, this is pretty impressive if he is able to make it all the way from Poland to the Paris Majors. One thing the Majors probably don’t have is bicycle parking.
