I don't know about you guys, but I know that over the years I've had difficulty maintaining

a fitness routine.

Getting to the gym, figuring out the best time during the day to carve out a workout, I

can just never stick with it.

And my health suffered as a result.

But in early 2020, we got a Peloton bike in our house.

And it's honestly changed the way that I approach fitness and the space that fitness has in

my life.

I've done about 700 bike rides over those two and a half years.

And my day just doesn't feel right.

Unless I've gotten on the bike.

It feels like a part of my routine, some of the instructors, whether it's Ben August or

Jess King, a lot of the people who do the electronic music centric rides, they feel like

they're a part of my life.

And it's motivating.

I feel better about myself.

It's an unbelievable mental health check-in.

And when I started doing this, it's not like I was in crazy good shape.

I started at a pretty baseline level and anyone can get going with Peloton.

And I highly encourage you, if you're looking for a new way to carve out fitness in your

day to day routine and to make it part of who you are, try Peloton risk-free with a 30-day

home trial.

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