Also, for some reason, likely not unrelated an older blog post about retro workouts is appearing in our stats. Here’s Cate and Susan’s take on their retro workout. It’s a thoughtful conversation about the ways in which our fitness pasts shape who we are when we show up to the gym today.
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Oh, how fun(ny?) this is to look at! For some reason (ok, because Jane Fonda), it makes me think of my favorite ever t-shirt. It was the first organized bike ride I’d ever done. It was a take off on Tour de France, and involved options ranging from going across the street to have breakfast with local elected officials to riding a hilly 35 miles. The T-shirt? “No Pain, No Pain.” It was over 25 years ago. Since then I have done all sorts of very challenging rides. But that one? I walked the only real hill. And I still wear that shirt.
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Oh, how fun(ny?) this is to look at! For some reason (ok, because Jane Fonda), it makes me think of my favorite ever t-shirt. It was the first organized bike ride I’d ever done. It was a take off on Tour de France, and involved options ranging from going across the street to have breakfast with local elected officials to riding a hilly 35 miles. The T-shirt? “No Pain, No Pain.” It was over 25 years ago. Since then I have done all sorts of very challenging rides. But that one? I walked the only real hill. And I still wear that shirt.