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Irish rower Philip Doyle: 'You have to break a body down to built it up'

Rower Philip Doyle believes there is no gain without pain when it comes to training. “You have to break a body down to build it up,” says the 27-year-old matter of factly.

Irish rower Philip Doyle: 'You have to break a body down to built it up'

Fri, 05 Jun, 2020 - 22:23

Irene Feighan

Rower Philip Doyle

Rower Philip Doyle believes there is no gain without pain when it comes to training. “You have to break a body down to build it up,” says the 27-year-old matter of factly.

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