I don't think that I'm necessarily a super, this, oh God, the sentence I'm about to say,

thirsty person. I also, during a regular day, I feel as though I'm awful at drinking water,

but somehow still manage to get by, but you cannot escape when you need hydration and you're

on the move. So definitely, definitely bring more

water, more fluids than you think that you need.

Hey, hurdlers. Emily Abadi bringing you another installment of Hurtle moment from Hurtle.

It's a good week. I'm finally taking some much-needed R&R from New York.

Still love it, though. Not going anywhere for a long time.

I'm up in Rhode Island, taking a breather and enjoying massive amounts of space.

So much space.

Also things like Dell's frozen lemonade and being able to run through sprinklers and go to the beach and drive a car.

It's amazing. Just the small, small joys that you can experience these days.

Anyway, hurdle moment. I was actually really excited and impressed with the feedback that I got from my first episode talking about the lessons that I learned in my first couple months as a new cyclist. And so today, I'm bringing you a few

more. It's so fun when you pick up a new hobby. You know, you're constantly, constantly learning.

And I'd actually argue that no matter what it is that you're doing, you're constantly, constantly learning.

Heck, on the activity front, I've been running for almost 12 years now.

And I still feel like I'm learning new lessons all of the time.

So new cyclist lessons.

It was a popular episode. I'm bringing you back some more

intel as I continue to investigate this new hobby of mine. And these are the things that whether or not

you think you're going to be someone that is cycling regularly, if you're debating, picking up

cycling altogether, if you just want to

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