Re: - our most experienced resurfer? reply to Edith

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Hi Edith,

Certainly in your case, I can see there is much scope for " making up

for lost time " . I hope you enjoy your course and that it leads you to

interesting work as a fitness trainer.

My course is full-time for one year and though it is for mature

students I doubt that the others are as mature (well, old anyway) as

me. Most are in the 25-35 range.

The course includes Technique which is all about moving

with poise and control, plus dance, stage combat etc. Should give the

hip a good test!

> Hi ,

>

> Interested to hear you write about going to college etc...........

A year

> younger than you I found myself quite upset earlier this year

wondering

> just what to do now I had my life back and seriously unskilled for

much at

> all in the new world that had happened while I was lost in my

hip/body

> hassles.............

>

> As I have sort of learnt a bit about muscles and things over the

last couple

> of years, I decided to keep following that trail and do a fitness

instructor

> course which starts next week............the aim is to end up with

water

> aerobic and water rehab teaching skills.............. This seemed

about the

> only sane course of action to take with a body that isn't all that

capible

> of dealing with many land based activities any more..........i.e. I

don't

> think I would be up to anything quite as challenging as an acting

> course...........smile.

>

> I guess there is much for us to be grateful for to being able to

have this

> opportunity to again find new challenges and do you find like me

that many

> of your peers find it a bit strange as they are planning

retirements rather

> than starting something new.........??

>

> Edith LBHR Dr. L Walter Syd Aust 8/02