@codyjacobsmusic: I love taking videos of myself in my truck so I can find out if you guys like this song. #originalmusic #indiemusic #singer #indiefolkmusic #songwriter

Cody Jacobs
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lukeaustin60
lukeaustin :
I like your music in the truck, car, RV whatever I like! Good job
2026-02-24 04:20:16
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dvllxx
D V L L X :
CUZ IM A TOUGH CRITIC
2026-02-25 02:57:24
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nicknashmusic
Nick Nash :
insaneee
2026-02-24 04:22:15
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ashebertonmusic
ashebertonmusic :
I at least like the caption (: ….haha and the tunes
2026-02-24 03:18:34
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hey_ven
Havennnn :
Yes I love the film work on this one
2026-02-24 01:06:29
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hey_ven
Havennnn :
I won’t leak the song if you send it to me 😅
2026-02-24 01:06:57
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calebaverymusic
Caleb Avery :
🔥🔥🔥
2026-02-24 21:29:35
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dakotarayparker
Dakota Ray Parker :
Bro your music is so good
2026-02-24 02:35:25
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Eight quiet mistakes that stall your run. Most people are making a couple without knowing. ✅ 1. Testing alcohol on the weekend Digestion slows enough that alcohol lands in a way you cannot predict. 👉 It absorbs unpredictably and the recovery drags for days 👉 One night regularly costs a week of momentum 👉 The people posting real results are simply not drinking through a run ✅ 2. Letting water slip It cuts thirst just as hard as app3tite and you never register how dry you are. 👉 Dehydration hides behind most of what people blame on the comp 👉 Headaches, flat sessions and poor recovery all trace back to it 👉 4-6L with electrolytes and most of the sides handle themselves ✅ 3. Running it off memory Went in blind the first stretch with no read on where I was slipping. 👉 Started logging with Dosely on the App Store and the pattern showed fast 👉 Was slipping on exactly the days I would have sworn I was solid 👉 You cannot correct something you have no record of ✅ 4. Chasing a higher dose early The urge is that more equals faster. It works the other way around. 👉 The effect plateaus once you find a level that works for you 👉 Anything above that just adds sides for the same outcome 👉 The best results almost always come from people running less than expected ✅ 5. Reaching for ibuprofen after training Standard habit and almost nobody links it to how the gut feels. 👉 The lining is already dealing with slowed motility and reduced blood flow 👉 NSAIDs make it measurably worse 👉 Paracetamol instead, and BPC-157 if digestion is already rough ✅ 6. Watching the scale daily Fluid shifts move enough to turn any short read into pure noise. 👉 The number sits still for weeks while real change happens underneath 👉 Photos tell a far more honest story than the scale ever does 👉 Weekly trend only, everything shorter just messes with your head ✅ 7. Easing off in the gym Feeling lighter makes people train lighter, which is completely backwards. 👉 The comp clears what covers the muscl3 but has no say in whether muscl3 is there 👉 Progressive overload matters more not less 👉 The comp handles the rest, training decides what is left ✅ 8. Cutting sleep short Bad sleep raises cortisol and quietly fights everything the comp is doing. 👉 Most of the recovery happens in deep sleep 👉 Fixing sleep alone often restarts a stalled stretch 👉 Seven to eight hours minimum, no compromises Save this because most of these stay invisible until they have already cost you weeks. Which one caught you out? 👇
Eight quiet mistakes that stall your run. Most people are making a couple without knowing. ✅ 1. Testing alcohol on the weekend Digestion slows enough that alcohol lands in a way you cannot predict. 👉 It absorbs unpredictably and the recovery drags for days 👉 One night regularly costs a week of momentum 👉 The people posting real results are simply not drinking through a run ✅ 2. Letting water slip It cuts thirst just as hard as app3tite and you never register how dry you are. 👉 Dehydration hides behind most of what people blame on the comp 👉 Headaches, flat sessions and poor recovery all trace back to it 👉 4-6L with electrolytes and most of the sides handle themselves ✅ 3. Running it off memory Went in blind the first stretch with no read on where I was slipping. 👉 Started logging with Dosely on the App Store and the pattern showed fast 👉 Was slipping on exactly the days I would have sworn I was solid 👉 You cannot correct something you have no record of ✅ 4. Chasing a higher dose early The urge is that more equals faster. It works the other way around. 👉 The effect plateaus once you find a level that works for you 👉 Anything above that just adds sides for the same outcome 👉 The best results almost always come from people running less than expected ✅ 5. Reaching for ibuprofen after training Standard habit and almost nobody links it to how the gut feels. 👉 The lining is already dealing with slowed motility and reduced blood flow 👉 NSAIDs make it measurably worse 👉 Paracetamol instead, and BPC-157 if digestion is already rough ✅ 6. Watching the scale daily Fluid shifts move enough to turn any short read into pure noise. 👉 The number sits still for weeks while real change happens underneath 👉 Photos tell a far more honest story than the scale ever does 👉 Weekly trend only, everything shorter just messes with your head ✅ 7. Easing off in the gym Feeling lighter makes people train lighter, which is completely backwards. 👉 The comp clears what covers the muscl3 but has no say in whether muscl3 is there 👉 Progressive overload matters more not less 👉 The comp handles the rest, training decides what is left ✅ 8. Cutting sleep short Bad sleep raises cortisol and quietly fights everything the comp is doing. 👉 Most of the recovery happens in deep sleep 👉 Fixing sleep alone often restarts a stalled stretch 👉 Seven to eight hours minimum, no compromises Save this because most of these stay invisible until they have already cost you weeks. Which one caught you out? 👇

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