Thank you to the amazing athletes (some pictured, some not pictured) who rode with Jessica and I for the 75-minute RPM class tonight. It was loud, it was hot, it was smelly, and it was awesome.
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The Kid Kave is now the Pain Kave!
We transformed the Kid Kave into a home gym! It took Covid-19 to motivate us to really get it done, but we finally have a home gym! We still have some finishing touches left but it's definitely usable now and we've both made use of it already.
Friday, August 14, 2020
Conservative Principles
I was born with a birth defect that affects my trachea and my larynx. They never fully developed and as a result when I breathe heavily they flex slightly and my air intake is affected. The way it was explained to me one time is that it’s sort of like a paper straw that gets wet and then when you suck it hard it collapses.
In my twenties I started exercising regularly and found that I really enjoyed cardiovascular exercise. Running mostly but also other high- intensity forms of cardio. It gave me a great challenge and I could achieve things physically that I never thought I could. There are limitations with my compromised airflow but I don’t feel sorry for myself and I don’t let it slow me down.
And in all these years never once have I asked that the race be shortened for me to make it ‘fair’. Never once have I asked them to add more aid stations along the course for me. Never once have I asked my teammates to slow down a little or asked the other team to play less hard so I could keep up.
Life isn’t always fair and people shouldn’t act like it’s supposed to be.





