I bicycle. I go to the gym. I drive. I prefer to bike more than drive. I ride my bike to work. I work with computers. I work with artificial intelligence and coding. I am familiar with the legalities of AI. I read. I know how to use youtube. I like electronica music. I enjoy riding bicycles. I start work in the mornings.  I have a bicycle and a vehicle. My knee and elbow are injured.
I go to the gym daily. I Drive a Jeep. I produce electronica music. I am married to a lawyer. I work construction. I have 3 children I take care of. I have music on Youtube. I listen to dubstep. I work out.  I run and lift weights. I have researched self-driven cars.
Do you have suggestions for the best music to listen to while lifting weights? I think that the best music for working out kind of varies from person to person. Personally, I like instrumental music heavy on the bass. The lack of lyrics helps me to get in the zone. I know people who prefer to have a voice to focus on though; one of my friends even likes to listen to audio books while working out. I cant imagine listening to audio books. I wouldnt be able to pay attention well enough! what type of music do you make on youtube? I love all types of music, but right now I'm producing a lot of electronica. I like it because it feels like I'm blending something organic with something man-made and electronic. Does that make even make sense - lol. It's not very popular, but it has a dedicated following. it does make sense! I think it's a really cool way to frame it. I like techno and electronica for those reasons. it feels like experimenting wiht sound. A lot of people think it's too repetitive, but I think that if you really listen the subtle changes in a techno or electronica song make all the difference. How is the weightlifting going? Any new personal bests? agreed. I am a pianist myself so I love to listen for shifts in sounds or themes like that. it's going pretty well! I am able to do much more shoulder lifting than ever before because i've really been working on my back muscles That's awesome, is your back a weak area for you? I'm not very familiar on which areas are strong and troublesome for bikers. Is bike riding a full-body workout? Or are you weightlifing to get more balance in your routine? yes, i was born with some muscles actually missing in my shoulder area so I have very weak shoulder and upper back strength -- it's been a super challenge to improve, because I have to build muscles to compensate for what isn't there Oh wow! Did you have to have lots of surgeries and therapies as a child? I can't even imagine what you've been through! No surgeries but lots of physical therapy! we didn't realize anything was wrong until I was in middle school and my parents noticed me popping my shoulder in and out of its socket for fun, lol. then they took me to docgtors. what's missing is the muscle bands that would hold my shoulder in place more firmly. I don't have pain or anything. But i'm not strong. Wow! The human body truly is amazing! Well definitely don't overdo it on the weightlifting - are you being surpervised by a trainer or physical therapist when you work out? Or is that not really necessary?