I recently received this email from a 40-year-old skipper in San Diego and wanted to share!
I thought I was the only skipper out there! I’m so glad to find others. I started skipping after suffering from thoracic outlet syndrome, which running was exacerbating. I realized that I did not suffer any upper body tension when I skipped. At first I was so embarrassed, but after realizing how much better I was feeling, I came ‘out of the closet’ and now skip in public regularly (hey, after 40, who cares what people think?). I also find it just makes me happy! Thank you for the website and good company!
Yay! Skippers of the world unite.....And also don't forget to skip yourself out to your polling place tomorrow to vote!! Vote as if the fate of our world depended on it...Because it does!
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The world will be a much happier place when skipping becomes a more acceptable thing for adults to do.
It's fabulous exercise! And it's fun! If you dare!
This blog is about my (and others') efforts to make the world a happier place one skip a time.
For more information about the skipping movement visit iskip.com and come skip w/ me at twitter.com/iskip.
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About Me
- Skipper Kim
- In 1999, I started skipping on a regular basis and my whole life changed when I created the iskip.com website and invited the rest of the world to join me.
I created this blog with the intention of sharing my love for unique forms of fitness with the world.
1 comment:
hey skipper kim: so, you'll be moving, eh? skipping across the golden gate? it'll still be a short skip from the City, so i hope we'll get to see your smiling face on occasion. you'll be missed :-)
~ craig the defiant & dangerous pray-er
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