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Jumping in a cold lake/ocean had always been something I found incredibly invigorating. But then my next thought was “Yeah that Cold Shower Challenge sounds cool, but it’s a bit too hardcore for me. I hate cold showers!!! ” Right there & then, I caught myself. That wasn’t who I was trying to become.

So instead, I asked myself “what would do?” The answer was crystal clear. I had to take that challenge and CRUSH IT!!! ******* So the next morning, Day 1 I finished my morning yoga, then it was time for action. I walked into the bathroom, and turned the water knob to 25% hot/75% cold, and stood in front of the shower for a good 2 minutes, absolutely petrified to go in. I could feel the cold mist grazing my skin, and the little voice in my head kept saying “Dude, this is gonna SUCK!” Uuuh. Well, I wasn’t about to back down, so there was only one thing left to do.

I told the little voice to shut up, gathered all my courage, and stepped in. The little voice was right!

It was shockingly cold and it sucked: I was gasping for air, then I started screaming, and then I pretty much just freaked out. I couldn’t handle it. I was out less than a minute, thinking “how the hell am I going to do this 29 more times???” 24 hours later, I was back for Day 2. Standing in front of the shower, I was even more petrified than the day before. This time I knew exactly how cold it was going to be. After much back in forth between my “strong self” and my “wuss self”, I got in.

I lasted 2 minutes, and got out. I was shivering all over, but feeling ALIVE, and quite proud of myself for stepping up again. The days passed, and it didn’t get much easier. I kept reading about the of Cold Showers to stay motivated. From reading other people’s experiences, I knew that after 7-10 days it was supposed to get easier. Some people even said it was going to get fun! I was skeptical (“how can this be FUN?”), but I just had to believe, Day 10 came.

I stepped in, the cold water blasted my skin, blood rushed through body, and I felt this incredible jolt of controlled energy. Don’t get me wrong, it was still super cold, but something different happened this time. By focusing on my breathing, I was able to keep my mind relaxed. I was able to separate myself from the “coldness”, and just see it for what it is.

Some cold water on my skin. Chill out brother. It’s no big deal. I came out of the shower, and let out an amazing primal scream to celebrate.