(Courtesy of Andy Duran)
Skateboarding for Community, Mental Health, Exercise and More
As a center and substantial university college student in the Bay Space in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Andy Duran was all about skateboarding – both of those for transportation and for pleasurable. “It’s so freeing,” he describes. “You get to come to feel solid and graceful all at the same time and build a rhythm with the planet all over you.”
He also found that it was a good way to make pals.
As Duran moved on from higher college, he remaining skateboarding at the rear of. Then the pandemic hit, and he identified himself on the lookout for strategies to go the time and to continue to be active although he worked from house. Skateboarding was a ideal match, he believed. Except it was not. Duran located a surprising absence of facts and illustration for fats skaters, not to mention the lack of
