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The letter invites the mother to take a break from her busy schedule of work and school by joining the sender for a rope skipping workout in their backyard on Saturday and Sunday mornings. It notes that rope skipping provides cardiovascular, flexibility, balance and overall health benefits while being inexpensive compared to a gym membership. The letter also emphasizes that the workout and relaxing by the pool afterwards would help the mother escape pressures and allow them to bond.
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- 1. Dear Mom: Photo credit: Britni Manderfield
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- 3. Photo credits: stealthbody.com When I make plans to go workout; there seems to always be another reason as to why you can’t slip away from the never-ending work. You persist that you either have too much work or that it needs to be done before the deadline.
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- 5. Photo credits: ultimatesportstherapy.wordpress.com Not only is the rope itself less inexpensive than a gym membership, the benefits to rope skipping include: cardio respiratory, flexibility, balance, and general health. Since coordination is highly needed, your brain is working both sides of your body. With much footwork routine it tones muscles and helps with weight loos as well! With the excessive amounts of hustle and bustle during the week and the financial strains this is a perfect way to SPRING in a workout and escape from the pressures of a gym. Not only that we can bond by the relaxing pool afterwards.