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@arpanalt hey thanks man, same to you! Conquer mountains conquer life,

@bouipoz Thank you very much it was really nice to make and reflect on the feeling of being picked for a team. I wanted this to serve as motivation and inspiration to start conquering the mountain. You should sign up for Strava and share your account I will give it a follow!

@kassimLunya thanks for the emoji love! Do I translate it as love what a banger soaring high like an eagle?

Hey mate thanks for your comment, always unsure about volume level to my awesome audience. Thanks for the feedback you are a champion! Have a great day ☺️

@jordanburton276 thanks for the feedback and leaving a comment. ☺️

@yolo2gopro506 it is so much fun, plus putting on a projector really transcends the experience. Setting up the trainer is easy too, check out one of my shorts on how to! Let me know how you find it and if you have any questions. Thanks again for the comment, I appreciate it.

@@Salvatore_Condello how long have you had the projector and what type is it? Ive considered a projector a while but people always complain that they dont last very long unless you spent $1000

@Carloscachicamo331 I have had my projector for over 2 years. I would say I have got incredible value out of it. Although I wish I spent a bit more and got mine with the smart android functionality built in (streaming services and likely for Zwift too). My model is the Zwatco 6A smart in white from aliexpress. Current cost is $272 AUD.

@@Salvatore_Condello thanks for the info. Definitely been considering a projector for my pain cave. Sometimes ill stream it onto my big tv in the living room but that's only if no ones home

Hey thank so much for the comment Carlos, that is a really good suggestion. I can title the front facing pov as ‘sweat vision’.

@@Salvatore_Condello yes whatever you like! A lot of the other zwifting CZcamsrs do pov commentaries like that and its a really nice format.

@carloscachicamo331 yeah that makes sense, I am excited to try out the format so thank you! Is that photo the shrine of the Tori gate on Miyajima island in Japan? It looks incredible!

@@Salvatore_Condello yeah its just a nice clean way to organize everything. Plus people love watching heart rate and power data while you ride. And pack dynamics etc. and im not sure, its one of the ones google lets you choose from and i always thought this sort of design looks very beautiful so I've used it ever since.

Thanks Eric, great question. I would say it serves as a weekly practice to take time out of your busy life, to reset making you calmer. It teaches you the importance set up through how you place the garment to get creases out and avoid making more. It builds confidence in a safe environment (like in a tutorial level to a video game). The best approach I find is to accumulate a week’s worth of clothing so you have a mountain of clothes to conquer and conquer life. As a final point, it helps you to appreciate your clothes and look after them as you are really examining all the details (i.e. holes and frays fabric frays) of the clothes when ironing. My final tip to preserve the life of your iron is to use distilled water when ironing, as the minerals in tap water damaging your iron.

I sure can bubbi.