Juli Windsor trains for the Boston Marathon

The speaker shares a personal story about running in Minneapolis where their eyeballs froze due to the cold. They discuss how climbing from a young age naturally built their muscles and how interacting with their nephews, including lifting them, contributes to their strength. The transcript ends with expressions of excitement and readiness.

What unusual experience did the speaker have while running in Minneapolis?

• Their hair turned white

• Their hands became numb

• Their eyeballs froze

• Their shoes froze

How did the speaker's childhood activities contribute to their physical development?

• By playing sports

• By swimming regularly

• By cycling daily

• By climbing counters

Why does the speaker use their arms more frequently in daily life?

• To navigate a world not designed for them

• To play musical instruments

• To perform exercises

• To carry heavy objects

What does the speaker's nephew expect from them despite their size difference?

• To play games

• To read stories

• To pick him up

• To cook meals

How does interacting with their nephews help the speaker physically?

• It enhances their flexibility

• It increases their stamina

• It improves their balance

• It builds their muscles