Anyone else in Austin juggling Onewheel sessions with sports news overload?
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I'm in Austin and usually squeeze in a FloatWheel session after work, but lately I've been spending way too much time scrolling sports headlines before I even get out the door. I'm trying to figure out a better routine so I actually ride instead of reading about other people competing. I'm not sure whether it's better to set a hard cutoff before I go out or just accept that I'll ride later in the evening when it cools down. My concern is that if I leave it too late the paths get crowded and I lose motivation. Nothing online has really settled it for me, it's just general sports news chatter that eats the time. Curious how other riders here in Texas balance screen time with actual float time, especially when there's a big game or event on. What's worked for you?
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Moved from FloatWheel by
Lia
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I ride a Pint around the east side and the crowd timing matters more than I expected. My rule is to get out before I open any scores or headlines at all, because once I start reading I lose the window. The hard cutoff works better for me than pushing it to dusk, since the paths fill up and I talk myself out of going. I saw Lamar Jackson plans return from thumb surgery this season and that kind of story is exactly what eats 20 minutes. Still unsure if a set cutoff is too rigid on game days. How do you handle it when a big event runs long?