Your first few times on a bike, you had to concentrate hard to keep your balance while simultaneously pedaling and steering. Every part of your body felt like it was working independently from every other part. But a few wobbly rides down the driveway and a couple scraped knees later, you finally got the hang of it. Now when you bike, your mind can drift off since your body just naturally knows what to do.
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