I love the process. I love the training. And I think because I am 48, I am aware that maybe, you know, there's a little bit of a shelf life on what I can do. However, I will say, and I've said this to some of my younger friends, like, I'm trying very hard to no longer say like, oh, I'm going to be too old next year. I remember being

in my early 30s and saying, if I'm still racing when I'm 35, like, God help me. And now I think

35 is so young. It's showtime, everybody. Showtime! You've been living in a dream world, Neo.

This is the world as it exists today.

Life moves pretty fast.

You don't stop and look around once in a while.

You could miss it.

Listen, we're talk about practice.

Repeat on the dude's room.

Donnie, you're out of your element.

I see, you think this has nothing to do with you.

Don't ever trash talk black Jesus.

This is the Adventure Stash with Payson McElvin.

Hey everybody.

We are back with a Women of the Grand Prix episode, part two.

Haven't done the math on how many installments of this series will be required to introduce all of the athletes in the Grand Prix on the women's side that we

have not yet had on the podcast. But I'm guessing around four or five of these episodes

total. If you missed the first one, you can go back a couple of episodes and catch up on that.

We have four guests today, short 15 to 20 minute interviews. This is an episode where I think the contrasting

personalities and backgrounds and interests of these different athletes will really shine through,

which is one of the things that I think is so cool about these episodes. I know I am really

enjoying getting to know these women, introducing you to them, and personally,

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