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  1. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  2. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  3. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  4. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  5. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  6. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  7. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  8. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  9. Anybody know what happens with the waiting list for booked classes on mindbody? I’m 1 of 2 on the wait list for 5:30. If it opens up, do I automatically get the slot or do I get an email notification or something?

  10. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  11. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  12. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  13. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  14. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  15. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  16. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  17. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  18. Couple questions for some of the Shed experts –
    I got sucked into the Pass It along bike tour on the 15th. Any suggestions (Kieran/Chad) for something to snack on during a 50+ mile bike ride?
    I ran into a friend over the weekend who has been an avid runner for years. She was crying the blues about sesamoiditis (spelling?). Any of you runners know about it or have had it before? I thought I’d find some info on MobilityWOD or the mainsite message board, but all I came up with were posts blaming it on switching to minimalist shoes. Any info would be appreciated. She didn’t like my suggestion of switching to Crossfit…”it’s too hard”.

  19. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  20. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  21. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  22. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  23. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  24. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  25. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  26. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  27. The stomach doesn’t handle “real” food that well during exertion. 50 miles is too long for most people to get by on sports drinks but short enough to get by on energy gels/bars. For rides/runs so long that I crave actual food (which is more mental than physical), I go with a half a bagel with peanut butter. It does fine in the heat, is energy dense, and has a good balance of macronutrients. If you’re trying to stay paleo, Lara bars are probably your best option. Be aware that solid foods tend to deliver more even energy but are more likely to upset the stomach than gels or liquids. Race nutrition is very personal.

  28. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  29. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  30. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  31. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  32. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  33. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  34. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  35. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

  36. Thanks Kieran. I’m not crazy about gels and gu, but I have some laying around. I guess it’s time to see them up.
    Marc – I took a look at the owner’s manual for the new trail cam. It should do what you want it to, but I’d like to give it a dry run beforehand. I have some amazing trail cam pictures, but many more crappy ones. I probably won’t be back this week due to Daddy stuff, Momma’s birthday and work on Saturday. I’ll try it in the basement this week and bring it in on Monday too.

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