Life has been pretty hectic the past month.
Urban Acrobatics – My daughter finished her 4 session block
of classes and had a great time, but with swim lessons starting up, we decided
to take a break for May.
- Lesson 1 (3/22) – tacking onto a platform
- Lesson 2 (3/29) – rolls
- Lesson 3 (4/12) – outdoor class, cat hangs, hops
- Lesson 4 (4/19) – balance
- Lesson 5 (4/26) – hand spins
Skate City Lessons – The beginner lessons have been a
blast. The final class of 5 is this
weekend and I am not sure what comes next for us. They can both navigate reasonably well on
skates. Neither one is ready for
intermediate lessons, but I think they would enjoy another round of beginner
lessons. I will keep my eyes open for
the next session.
Crossfit Undeniable – I started my second month of “real” crossfit
with a triceps injury I sustained during warm-up. It is healing well, but is definitely a
reminder that I am a 40-44 year old male in middling physical condition. My swim, bike, run mileage has fallen off,
but I am more excited about training and exercise than I have been in a
while. You can follow my exploits at my
crossfit blog.
Traveling – My wife has been traveling a little more
than usual and that has presented some stress at home. She does a great job communicating and
setting things up before she leaves and when she gets back. However, there is a lot of comfort in knowing
you have somebody to fall back on if things get out of hand.
Swim Lessons – My daughters started swim lessons again. 7 year old is a “Stingray” and 6 year old is a “Squid”
in the Apex Program 6-12 year old's program which goes Starfish, Squid, Stingray, Shark, and
Swordfish. After that they could start
fitness swim or swim team. I am not sure
about either one, but if they can graduate from Shark, they should be able to
swim 25 yards across the pool.
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