She was around 13 and had been, she said, "jumping for hours" with no success.
At Aguas Blancas, a huge long sandy strip, backed by cliffs and beloved of surfers, we jump waves for hours on end before end ing up in front of another beach paella (size of a cauldron) - stirred by a bloke under a tree - containing huge hunks of crab, prawns and moist saffron.
One July afternoon, a crowd of middle-aged women from some kind of Christian housewives convention occupied our entire patio (5-6 tandes) and proceeded to keep the patio waiter jumping for about two hours fetching water, taking back things they didn't like, etc., all in the hideous mid-summer heat and humidity of D.C.
In a phone interview with The Huffington Post, Rees drily said, "I'd imagine working out wouldn't go so well if the record skips -- you might get caught jumping rope for hours".
Every sighting pumped Alvarenga with an energy boost that jolted him to wave, jump and flail for hours.
Fitness spas, where chirpy instructors screamed "Feel the burn," typified the 1980's; everyone jumped and sweated for hours in big, mirror-lined rooms and almost never went outdoors.
After they left, we jumped and swam for hours, a perfect view of Death Canyon in the distance.
They clap and sing in circles for hours, jumping up to dance in pairs, wagging their backsides in tiny precise jerks, laughing and flashing gold teeth.
Ms. Fogliano, who has Down syndrome, frequently awakens around midnight and stays awake for hours, jumping on her bed, moving furniture and scolding her stuffed animals, said her mother, Lynn Fogliano.
