That said, I've had a very complicated relationship to exercise erring on the side of compulsive behavior.

But having discovered Peloton, and I've told the instructors this every time, I kind of always try to work in the body image angle.

Anytime I interview anyone, it has nothing to do with the topic.

And they've mercifully very kindly, of giving me very thoughtful answers around it.

But I told Robin this that to me, Peloton is very kind of a pioneer in the way that they are so careful and thoughtful and intentional about sidestepping all of that junk and diet culture talk. And that struck me pretty quickly. And so they don't equate, like, we're burning

this many calories so you can eat a donut, which was rampant in all of the boutique fitness classes

I had taken up to this point. And I've taken a lot, given my histories.

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 pants and let's go.

We're cruising into the power zone.

Clip in, set yourself free.

Come on and take your ride with me.

You know what you need to know and what's it all about everything you need it's on the clip out

welcome to the clip out podcast episode 232 this is crystal o'keefe and this is tom o'keef

just a reminder we're coming to boston we are I mean, assuming that our flight doesn't get canceled.

Well, yes.

We are attempting to come to Boston, whether or not the airlines cooperate, we have no control over.

But our goal is to be in Boston.

It is.

And so what?

We said the 27th.

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