Adam Batty ponders the importance of the humble bench. From a bench. Words & Photo: Adam Batty A Classic Bench I started to move faster as I approached the bench. Then pretended that was my normal pace, and I was not trying to beat someone to it. A final lunge from an ambitious two steps away secured my spot ahead of my competitors. I initiated the tried and tested slump backward. Bumping my bum over the gaps between the wooden slats as I nestled the arch of my back up against the cold backrest. Triumphantly raising and resting one arm,...
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