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  1. Crossing the Williamsburg Bridge

    This entry is part 1 of 13 in the series Williamsburg Bridge QM challenge

    Having carefully examined every inch of the pedestrian pathway on the Williamsburg Bridge, I can authoritatively state that it is in fact, VERY long. When I stood up after 2,000 meters of quadrapedie-movement, I could hardly believe it was over! Two kilometers turned out to be possible!

    The entire bit of madness started after I mentioned to several people I might be heading into NYC/Brooklyn on a particular weekend in October. Unfortunately, my plans changed and I forgot to tell Jesse.

    As the weekend approached, he sent me a message, “I’ve been thinking of some good physical challenges for when you’re here…” I was just thinking, “Oops, I forgot to tell him I’m not coming into the city that weekend.” When he followed with an upbeat, “Let’s QM across the Williamsburg Bridge on Saturday!”

    Now in my defense, I was feeling a little guilty that he had spent time thinking about a visit that I had to abort, and my train of thought went off the rails like this:

    The problem with my schedule is that I need to be home by about 3pm on Saturday…
    …actually, that gives me until about 1pm to do some QM in the city on Saturday…
    …so if I went in Friday, and if we started early enough…
    …sure, a little QM in the morning would be fun…
    …and October’s weather has been so beautiful…

    “Ok, sure! I’m in. Let’s do it!”

    …and then I looked up the Williamsburg Bridge on Wikipedia, learned it was 2,200 meters long, and thought, “I have made a terrible mistake.”

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    #BrooklynNY #Fitness #NewYorkNY #QuadrupedalMovement #WilliamsburgBridge #WilliamsburgBridgeQMChallenge #Writing
  2. Crossing the Williamsburg Bridge

    This entry is part 1 of 13 in the series Williamsburg Bridge QM challenge

    Having carefully examined every inch of the pedestrian pathway on the Williamsburg Bridge, I can authoritatively state that it is in fact, VERY long. When I stood up after 2,000 meters of quadrapedie-movement, I could hardly believe it was over! Two kilometers turned out to be possible!

    The entire bit of madness started after I mentioned to several people I might be heading into NYC/Brooklyn on a particular weekend in October. Unfortunately, my plans changed and I forgot to tell Jesse.

    As the weekend approached, he sent me a message, “I’ve been thinking of some good physical challenges for when you’re here…” I was just thinking, “Oops, I forgot to tell him I’m not coming into the city that weekend.” When he followed with an upbeat, “Let’s QM across the Williamsburg Bridge on Saturday!”

    Now in my defense, I was feeling a little guilty that he had spent time thinking about a visit that I had to abort, and my train of thought went off the rails like this:

    The problem with my schedule is that I need to be home by about 3pm on Saturday…
    …actually, that gives me until about 1pm to do some QM in the city on Saturday…
    …so if I went in Friday, and if we started early enough…
    …sure, a little QM in the morning would be fun…
    …and October’s weather has been so beautiful…

    “Ok, sure! I’m in. Let’s do it!”

    …and then I looked up the Williamsburg Bridge on Wikipedia, learned it was 2,200 meters long, and thought, “I have made a terrible mistake.”

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    Williamsburg Bridge QM challenge

    1,800 feet #BrooklynNY #Fitness #NewYorkNY #QuadrupedalMovement #WilliamsburgBridge #WilliamsburgBridgeQMChallenge #Writing
  3. Flashback to “scoops”

    This entry is part 12 of 13 in the series Williamsburg Bridge QM challenge

    Found this in the camera roll from a couple weekends ago. It was great to bounce around random spots. This was the day before we QMd The Bridge… we’re all still smiling.

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    #Instaspam #NewYorkNY #Selfie #WilliamsburgBridgeQMChallenge
  4. 1,800 feet

    This entry is part 2 of 13 in the series Williamsburg Bridge QM challenge

    I went for a 45 minute walk this morning! In QM. Went about 1,800 feet (~555 meters). No standing up, just resting in a squat. This is part of a challenge some friends and I will be trying next weekend (Saturday 22nd). We’re going to attempt to bear-crawl across the Williamsburg Bridge from Brooklyn to NYC. :) If anyone in the area wants to come out and lumber over the East River with us, it’ll be in the morning and we’ll make a Facebook event for it.

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    #Instaspam #QuadrupedalMovement #WilliamsburgBridgeQMChallenge