I actually got diagnosed with flu A.

And I had horrible respiratory issues because of it.

And I, like, you know, I was, oh, so I have asthma.

Just, you know, I have chronic asthma.

So when I got the flu, it just made breathing, like, an incredibly hard task.

So it was not until almost the end of April that I was really able to get back on the bike

and like start to recover.

So it was a good six to eight weeks between getting the flu and being able to get back on the

bike, which was very, very hard for me because, you know, this is, I use Peloton for, you know, my mood. I use it for, you know,

feeling like I'm doing something active. I mean, it's such a huge piece of how I sort of stay

balanced in my life now. Sure. And so I had all what I would consider time on my hands,

even though I do have two small children and a full-time job. But that aside, I had some time on my hands, even though I do have two small children and a full-time job.

But that aside, I had some time on my hands, so I started a nonprofit.

It's more than just your output, more than a bike.

When you hear your shout out, you know it's all right.

Put on your magic pins, and let's go.

We're cruising into the power zone.

Clip in, set yourself free.

Come on and take a ride with me.

You know what you need to know and what's it all about.

Everything you need.

It's on the clipout.

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