http://www.airgundiaries.com/something-left-in-the-tank/ Wed, 05 Aug 2009 22:52:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.airgundiaries.com/something-left-in-the-tank/comment-page-1/#comment-31 JackandJel Sun, 28 May 2006 20:09:49 +0000 http://gsandiego.wordpress.com/2006/05/28/something-left-in-the-tank#comment-31 as someone who is married to the ultimate extreme athlete (whitewater kayaking, mountain cycling, rock climbing, snowboarder, cross-country runner, etc... )- i have learned about how being active contributes to an active mind and helps keep the body from falling apart as we get older. i think a lot of this was because he grew up with parents, dad especially, and aunts/uncles who introduced him to these sports. i think, being active (not necessarily extreme sports either) does keep the body from rusting and also keeps people mentally sharp. his parents/grandparents are testament to this. there is definitely longevity with the reeds & pelchers (hubby's family) -</></>at the same time, the hubby continues to study about his sports and is very aware of what limits he can put on his body. and i've learned some basics to any type of activity- even knitting :P-always, always stretching to prevent injuries, drinking an immense amount of water, stopping when you are spent, etc... .</>but don't get us wrong... we like our naps too. :P</></>very interesting blog. i had to comment. :) as someone who is married to the ultimate extreme athlete (whitewater kayaking, mountain cycling, rock climbing, snowboarder, cross-country runner, etc… )- i have learned about how being active contributes to an active mind and helps keep the body from falling apart as we get older. i think a lot of this was because he grew up with parents, dad especially, and aunts/uncles who introduced him to these sports. i think, being active (not necessarily extreme sports either) does keep the body from rusting and also keeps people mentally sharp. his parents/grandparents are testament to this. there is definitely longevity with the reeds & pelchers (hubby’s family) -at the same time, the hubby continues to study about his sports and is very aware of what limits he can put on his body. and i’ve learned some basics to any type of activity- even knitting :P-always, always stretching to prevent injuries, drinking an immense amount of water, stopping when you are spent, etc… .but don’t get us wrong… we like our naps too. :Pvery interesting blog. i had to comment. :)

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