A few weeks ago I completed AngieVerbeck’s cross country mission created for Power Zone and other Peloton tribes. It feels great to finish a goal, for a while. Then “what’s next” crops up together with a feeling of withdrawal or loss. What’s next?
MyVirtualMission Trans-America Part 1
A Google search turned up a Peloton based Trans-America mission that starts (virtually of course) in Anchorage, Alaska and ends at Ushuala, Argentina for a total of 11,682 virtual miles. The mission is divided into six parts of around 2000 mi. each. I asked to join part 1 a few weeks ago and never heard back from the mission guru. Today I happened to look at Trans-America part 1 and there I was 79 miles into the first leg of the challenge. Cool. There are 72 riders on Part 1, 22 on Part 2, 13 on Part 3, and 7 on Part 4.
This challenge’s map now comes up on a tab when I open Chrome. That’s motivation.
I’m within 8 pounds of my weight loss goal. I credit Peloton classes for most of my weight loss and physical conditioning over the past year. We took delivery of our Peloton on August 16 last year. 285 rides later we’re 8 days away from our one year anniversary. Price per class for the year is $10.45 that includes the price of the cycle, the two year warranty, and the monthly subscription fee.
Alex Jones
What is this bozo going to do when his cash cow dries up?