ä mind body

Investing in indoor cycling is worth it for both your physical, and mental, well-being.  Especially when you can ride apart together.

What we have learned over the course of many years is that creating coping mechanisms, that become practices, have given us resilience, improved our mental and physical health, and helped us make it through many Minnesota winters, even a pandemic one.

Lucky for us, we have been working on our 'sisu' for years... 

This is the second post in a series focused on Indoor Cycling where Kurt and DeAnn are each discussing why they ride inside.  Specifically, this post is focused on DeAnn's "Zwifting" experience.

With each major life transition, I have learned a lot about myself.  I know that growth is always hard - but always good, and that having the right tools in place to help you make the most of each day (as well as weathering the big changes), makes all the difference.  Here are some of the things I have learned in regard to my own mental health over the years that hopefully you will find helpful as you navigate through your own life path. ~DeAnn

I have struggled with flight anxiety for seven years and have successfully flown three times this year.  Here are a few things that have helped me, how cycling has helped my fear of flying, and how my fear of flying has helped my cycling. ~Kurt