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I've always been in fairly good shape (ski, bike, etc.) But - sm

Posted By: San Fran. on 2007-12-19
In Reply to: Were you always in shape before that or did you start at 49? nm - Bowl full of jelly

there are some people I skate with who are heavy and skate just fine. One girl in particular is actually obese, but is an amazing skater & dancer.... very flexible, too. Unfortunately she has chronic ankle problems that have kept her off skates for the past couple years, so she bikes, instead. One skater has only one leg... has a fake one made to fit his inlines, and he goes like the wind... I sure can't catch him! :)


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