I spent my winter months in Eastern Oregon, working at a small rural hospital. Voluntarily working nights for the first time in my life for 4 months straight was OK, but switching to DAYS was very difficult. I think it took 4 months to get use to night shift and it took just about as long to adjust to DAYS again. (I've decided that night shift isn't for me!) To adjust better to nights and enhance my sleeping during the day, I learned that staying up on my nights off was key. I'd cook, catch up on world news and sometimes walk from my housing across to the hospital to catch up on email and check out graduate schools. One cold wintery night, when I didn't feel like venturing out in the deep snow and tired of CNN, I began flipping channels and stumbled across a Trikke Infomercial. Not usually a fan of infomercials, I was intrigued by the Trikke and decided to make my first ever purchase of something 'seen on TV'. After you watch the video, I think you'll agree the Trikke looks like a lot of fun! It also looks like a great way to tone up too! So I'm off to Trikke!
Here's a video about my Trikke:
Just back from my adventures on the Trikke! It's awesome! In less than an hour, I got the hang of it. Although I will say that I'm not skilled enough to go uphill yet, slight downhills helped speed my learning curve along.
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