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Zephyr Skate Camp - May 2003

Hilton Head Island Skate Camp
Part 1 - You're Never Too Old

by Kris Thomas and Liz Miller


Skate Camp
Copyright © Zephyr Adventures

In May of 2003, 16 people joined two instructors at Zephyr’s Learn-to-Skate Camp on Hilton Head Island,
More of this Article
Part 1 - Never Too Old
Part 2 - Getting Started
Part 3 - A Day at Camp
Part 4 - More Than Skating
Part 5 - October 2003 Camp
Part 6 - Photo Gallery

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South Carolina. They ranged in age from 33 to 73 and traveled from all over - Hawaii, Colorado, New York City, Chicago, Oklahoma, New Jersey, Florida and British Columbia. Some came with a spouse and others arrived not knowing a soul. How, and more importantly, why did they wind up at skate camp?

For some, the flame of possibility was ignited by an article in Shape magazine written by a previous skate "camper". One person heard about camp from a friend. Others discovered Learn-to-Skate Camps on the Internet. But despite their differences in age, previous experience and backgrounds (four accountants, an audiologist, a physician, an engineer, a developer, an administrative assistant and two attorneys, among others) they all had the same goal: "I want to know how to skate!"

Next Part in this Article:
Part 2 - Overcoming Fear and Getting Started

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