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Same as we teach kids to kick a ball we could teach people to ski, ski every day. No, not the existing skate and classic roller skiing. These two forms of roller skiing, although effective to chase NCAA XC snow skiing trinkets, are not all that fun and can't provide logical local commuting transport. SpikeBoarding, skiing, made in 2010, which begins at age 3 on a scooter and helps strength and conditioning for all established field sports, is just such a form of roller skiing. SpikeBoarding Skiing is incredibly fun and it will commute very well, all the while providing the same exact conditioning that skate and classic roller skiing can. SpikeBoarding is a life long physical literacy. Have a look below. Please anyone out there if they see how a daily practice for SpikeBoarding Skiing would be deleterious to human health, more so than skate or classic roller skiing please contact me and let me know or post the perceptions you might have here. If what people do habitually is the leading cause of poor health, then I recommend we teach people to ski as youth for recreation and then they can ski the rest of their lives for transportation locally. SpikeBoarding is very logical transport sport. I have used it to ski every day end to end of NYC, NY. Something I can not do very well with skate and classic roller skiing. have a look at SpikeBoarding here: ruclips.net/video/JK4WaO2Vszg/видео.html I am seeking to find life style medicine students, residents and practicing OD and MS's who want to begin to learn this form of skiing and begin the research to investigate longitudinal outcomes.

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