Mark Sisson

Yeah.

But, you know, at some point when you've done it enough times, you just, you know, doing figure eights around a loop around a lake or around the ocean, it kind of loses its adventure nature for me.

And I had an accident on it that sort of made me think, yeah, you know, maybe it's not appropriate for me to keep doing this.

So I sold my foil recently.

Yeah.

I just had a long, for me, a long session, like 45 minutes.

And I literally hadn't touched the water once in 45 minutes.

It was just going back and forth.

I thought, typical of skiers too, one more run.

I'll make one more run.

And on that last run, I did a tight turn and I got too high out of the water.

And when you're out of the water, you lose the lift and the flight.

And so it started to fall.

And with, with a foil like that, it's, you're riding a guillotine.

It's a very sharp blade, the wing.

So I kicked it aside while I kicked it so hard, it flipped up and cut me in the back.

So I, you know, I just said, ah, you know, that's, that's, that's the universe saying this was fun while it lasted.

And you know, let's what's next, you know?

I mean, I probably would have and could have.

But by the time I retired from running with injuries, I was unable to do the kind of training that was necessary to do that.