By Mike Jensen Most competitive scullers build a relationship with pain, finding out exactly when their body is telling them to stop. For novices, the plea can feel more like a demand. “It doesn’t mean you’re at a limit,” Simeon John said over the phone between spring-break workouts. “To be at the top, you really have to be hurting.” As a young single sculler on the Charles River, John realized he had the ability to push past his own perceived p…
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