Skipping rope in the park

I am an amateur athlete. I attend Pilates reformer, conditioning training, fitness, swimming, running, cycling, rollerblading, and playing with my children in the park. Recently, I’ve resumed my excursions into nature in the higher parts of the mountains. I’ve always been able to draw people to my ideas for mountain walks. I’ve gone out with colleagues from university, with friends, with children and friends. The groups I’ve led have ranged from 10-15 people to smaller, more intimate groups of 2-3 people. On various terrains and distances. My love for nature is not accidental. I discovered it when I loved myself the least. Mountain walks grounded me and gave me hope that I wasn't on this earth by chance. That behind my destiny lay a deeper meaning, and it was to grow and share my experience of self-discovery. In seeking, one finds. I first discovered the mountains. Then life rewarded me appropriately with one child, then with another man and two more children. Now we are a large, close-knit family, and I am beginning to rediscover the world of the high mountains precisely through my children. Therefore, I consider myself an adventurer. First and foremost, a dreamer, an enthusiast, a traveller – inwards and outwards of the mind, spirit, and body. Who knows, maybe we'll meet somewhere out there and recognise each other as we pass on the mountain paths. Dream, travel, make your dreams come true, and rediscover yourselves every day!