Hello, I'm Peter Airtrack or Peter Springer as some may know my by. I am a gymnast and personal training here in Aalborg, Denmark. I mainly train gymnastics on the Airtrack, but also quite a bit of trampoline training and a little bit of stand up paddleboard training.

I am 20 years old, live alone in a small appartment in downtown and spend most of my time on sport and fitness training. I eat healthy and try to live a healthy lifestyle even though I do know that I spend a little to much time training or working out. Some say I should chill a little more, watch some movies or tv shows instead of spending so much time at the gym. But I am type of person who just can't sit still for more than 10 minutes. I need to be active and do something or I will get bored really fast. And no I don't have ADHD as some may say, I have been tested for that recently. I guess my mind just works in a different way than most.
Out in the back yard I got 2 Airtracks, both are 5 meter and I often combine them into one 10 meter long Airtrack which I can use to do some hardcore gymnastic training series. I also got one of the big Berg trampolines which is also great for training various jumps and strength your muscles in the entire body.
Normally I train for about 1 hour a day on my Airtrack unless the weather is bad. Then I just goto the gym and do some gymnastic or muscle training instead. Most of the time I do prefer to train outdoor, I simply love training outdoor especially on a sunny day if it's not to hot like it have been for the last 3 weeks now.

Recently I have started on stand up paddleboard in order to try something else and to use a whole different part of my body. It's much quite relaxing and when I first tried it, I feared that it would be to boring for me. But I was wrong - it was actually quite fun and I can really recommend trying a stand up paddleboard if you haven't already. Especially the inflatable standup paddleboards are great, as you can easily pack it down when you need to transport it. This is much harder with a hardboard. The hardboard is faster and more stable, but it's so much more annoying to transport, so I would go with the inflatable version at any time.

I think that is all for now. I plan on using skill share to improve my skills a little since I wasn't to good at school. So maybe I will have an easier time with some of these online classes instead. I'll give it a chance for now.

Peter Springer

Peter Airtrack

Airtrack, Stand up paddleboard training

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