The journalist, who appeared on the cover of Attitude last year, was challenged to see if he could perform a "superman press up" - which involves pushing yourself off the ground and clapping in between press ups - like Adam Peaty, who not only won a Gold medal in the Men's 100m breaststroke event at this year's Olympics, but also broke the world record for the event. We're not quite sure what deal Adam Peaty cut with the Devil to give him this superhuman strength, but even though Ben Thompson didn't quite manage to reach such lofty heights, we're still very much impressed - we can barely get our shoes on the right foot at 8:30 in the morning, never mind a superman press up... https://twitter.com/BBCBenThompson/status/763311331856510976 More stories: Colton Haynes was told his father killed himself after finding out he was gay BBC commentator slammed for homophobic comment during Olympic kiss camHe's good ... but not quite as good as @adam_peaty Next time try get your feet off the floor @BBCBenThompson! pic.twitter.com/jDIGfq6eBB
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