ARE SUFFERING AND EPICCING TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN?

WE ALL KNOW that group workouts are torturous by nature. It's not a secret. Yet, we continue to show up beating after beating because... ... suffering loves company. Alone, for most of us, is no good. We won't see it through,we'll ease up when we should be hardening up. The bonds we end up forming are often unbreakable... ... we're in agony together. Suddenly people who barely knew each other are fist bumping and ready for the next one. What's the opposite bondforming experience?... ... when we're pushing geographic boundaries together. Like today. It wasn't the 90 minute climb topping out at 9160'. Nope. It was the 60 minutes of downhill... ripping through the trees sliding around gorgeous berms jumping rocks and roots and stumps ... feeling like we were cheating life. Epiccing, like suffering, loves company. We set off in search of adventures that will push beyond the comforts or riding around the block... ... the unknown and undiscovered beckoning to be shared. === 164ish no scale8 hours sleep690ish anti-oxidant level, no scanner√ Upper Body: push ups, pull ups, gripper, heel and toe raises√ Lower Body: ATG squats and split squats82/71/10 per StravaWhat I'm reading: Cry Havoc, Jack Carr https://www.strava.com/athletes/10248