Loving the Bike TV: The Power of Water

17
Sep
2014
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One of the essentials of loving life on and off the bike is to appreciate the power of water.  Hydration from water while on the bike is a vital necessity for all cyclists…..and I strongly feel that the healing power of water (especially ocean water) is incredibly valuable for life off the bike.

Please don’t hate on me as I film this episode of Loving the Bike TV from the shore of Grand Anse Beach here in Grenada.  Water….one of the keys to Loving Life on and off the Bike.

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2 Responses to “ Loving the Bike TV: The Power of Water ”

  1. Eric Hutchins on September 17, 2014 at 10:56 pm

    I completely agree with the healing power of the ocean. I used to do a lot of ocean swimming and I have no doubt that it helped me tremendously with my sinus, which are now a constant problem.
    And never forget how lucky you are to be filming that piece on the beach where you are. Life is good.

    • Darryl (@lovingthebike) on September 18, 2014 at 8:19 am

      Thanks Eric…..yep water of all sorts of amazing. You and me with have a dip in the ocean together one day soon.

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