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"As I glanced at my watch to see how many calories I’d sweated out, how many miles I’d pounded, I realised I wasn’t just talking about my physical limitations – I was talking about my entire exercise experience."
Nowadays you can monitor every aspect of your physical health, why wouldn't you do the same with your data? Our Managing Director EMEA Stuart Squires investigates...
I turned 40 this year. And like many people, it was a trigger to try something new (a.k.a. have a mid-life crisis). For me, it was upping my fitness game and really pushing my (ageing) body to its endurance limit. The ‘big ones’ included a 200 mile coast to coast cycle (off road); a marathon distance obstacle course race (including a run across the sea/quicksand of Morecambe bay and a swim in Windermere), and cycling/running/kayaking 110 miles coast to coast across the Scottish Highlands along Loch Ness.
As each new challenge was completed, I felt pride, but also pain! It wasn’t like this in the old days, I thought. But as I glanced at my watch to see how many calories I’d sweated out, how many miles I’d pounded, I realised I wasn’t just talking about my physical limitations – I was talking about my entire exercise experience.
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