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It's good that you can find freedom in cycling, tho the coach in me wants to challenge you to see whether you can find peace and freedom in a very leisurely str

• Aaargh20318 6y ago
  > After all, if you're not going anywhere, what is the rush? I have IBS, so getting to a bathroom. When I have an attack, walking makes things much worse, combined with the fact that it takes forever to get anywhere on foot it’s a recipe for disaster.
  • Ensorceled 6y ago
    That's a very specific condition though. My best friend from university suffers from IBS so I completely understand where you are coming from.
• bserge 6y ago
  Different things for different people. Walking just makes me tired, I start with 50 thoughts in my head and end with 100 thoughts in my head. There is no rush, and that is what makes my brain anxious. Running, cycling, lifting, shooting helps me focus, and that brings peace to my mind.
  • justnotworthit 6y ago
    Maybe people's brains are (metaphorically) on a hertz cycle that is perfectly calm/in sync when the outside stimulation as at the same "frequency". It's like when you try to fall asleep watching/listening to something. Too boring and your mind wanders and you dont fall asleep. Too exciting and you're thinking about things while keeping up with the original thing.