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I know, right? But hold on… Before we continue, first things first: If you’re currently taking medications as a coping mechanism for your mental health concerns, I’m by no means advocating that you should abruptly stop taking them. I’m not one of those conspiracy theorists or antivaxx people. Medications do…

W3:Ride goes Polygon, New advisor Paddy Murray, First referral payout and our Trip to the moon. — Hey Riders! In today’s bi-weekly update, we will cover our recent launch on Polygon, introduce you to our new Advisor Paddy Murray, celebrate our first referral payout, and share our latest interview at the dolphins show! 👏 W3RIDE GOES POLYGON W3:Ride is officially becoming cross-chain and is now supporting POLYGON! 🔥 Joining cyclists…

Erik Jäger and Sam Yo started teaching Power Zone classes at the same time last June; but, I just now took one of Erik’s classes. Mostly because most of his classes where tagged as in German. So without any furter ado, here’s my review: Erik Jäger: The Happy Giant Previously…

I’m so proud of this new culture change video Streets For All just dropped, and wanted to share it with you all. Enjoy!

Instagram Influencer Program, Co-Creation, New Team Member and Referral Program Success — Hey riders! In today’s bi-weekly update, we will cover our new influencer program, how we integrated co-creation into our processes, introduce our new advisor, Emma Barry, and give you an update on our referral program. 🥳

Back in the day, the Yankee Springs mountain bike race in April was the first test of how well one did at winter training. Later, the Barry Roubaix gravel race became the marker. For me, since 2017, it has been the Southern Cross gravel race in Dahlonega Georgia. I competed…

A day of classic carbs, chronicles, companionship, mechanical corrections and comedic calling… — This week I followed up on my previously mentioned pledge to revisit my Tour of East Lothian pitstop café for a bit of ‘sitty down’ scone sustenance. A beautifully bright and crisp Saturday morning greeted me and my fellow Queens: superstar cyclist, resident historian, general inspiration and far too many…

I don’t call myself a cyclist. Something about the word conjures up images of white men, frequently meme-d as “dentists” or “mamils” (middle-aged men in lycra). There have been a lot of efforts to change the narrative in the industry, bringing visability to women, 2SLGBTQIAP+ folks, and cyclists of colour…