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I'm Emanuel Joachi.
So roughly every other morning, I wake up and I go for a run in the park.
Beginning workout.
I love running.
I also hate running.
But for years, I've done it because when I'm in the middle of it, when I'm feeling exhausted, I can say to myself, this is the hardest thing we are gonna do all day.
Emmanuel.
And it feels true.
The park I run around, Prospect park has this big, roughly three and a half mile loop.
And the toughest point of my run comes right near the end.
It's this infamous, windy, massive hill.
And scaling that fucker every time I run gives me such a big feeling of satisfaction for having done the hard thing.
But in the last two months or so, something's been really bugging me on my runs.