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A Taylor Swift fan decided to tackle the star’s Eras Tour fitness regime - by singing the entire 46-song setlist while running on a treadmill.<br/><br/>Rebecca Richmond-Smith, 27, decided to tackle the challenge after reading an interview with the superstar in which she revealed how she got her body ready for her record-breaking world tour.<br/><br/>Swift, 34, said she prepared for the intense three-hour concerts by running on the treadmill every single day – all while singing her setlist.<br/><br/>Rebecca said: “I read the interview and I just thought – that sounds insane. I’m going to challenge myself to do it. <br/><br/>“And wow, it’s safe to say – Taylor is an absolute athlete.”<br/><br/>Rebecca, a consultant living in London, posted a video of her completing the challenge to her YouTube channel Reb Tries It – which includes a series of outfit changes to mark each separate album, or 'era'.<br/><br/>Once she made it through the whole setlist, she discovered that the run totalled a tremendous 12.6 miles (20.3km)<br/><br/>Rebecca said: “It was exhausting. It was so, so hard.<br/><br/>\
A Taylor Swift fan decided to tackle the star’s Eras Tour fitness regime - by singing the entire 46-song setlist while running on a treadmill.<br/><br/>Rebecca Richmond-Smith, 27, decided to tackle the challenge after reading an interview with the superstar in which she revealed how she got her body ready for her record-breaking world tour.<br/><br/>Swift, 34, said she prepared for the intense three-hour concerts by running on the treadmill every single day – all while singing her setlist.<br/><br/>Rebecca said: “I read the interview and I just thought – that sounds insane. I’m going to challenge myself to do it. <br/><br/>“And wow, it’s safe to say – Taylor is an absolute athlete.”<br/><br/>Rebecca, a consultant living in London, posted a video of her completing the challenge to her YouTube channel Reb Tries It – which includes a series of outfit changes to mark each separate album, or 'era'.<br/><br/>Once she made it through the whole setlist, she discovered that the run totalled a tremendous 12.6 miles (20.3km)<br/><br/>Rebecca said: “It was exhausting. It was so, so hard.<br/><br/>\
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