Hey, Newbie here. I recently broke my leg (full spiral fracture of the tibia, comminuted fracture of the fibula), and ended up losing some weight as a surprising silver lining. I would like to lose a couple more pounds, which should be fine to do, just to get my waist all svelte again as of old. But I definitely lost muscle in my right leg, and the bone hasn't healed yet, so exercising will have to be carefully planned and gingerly done. I"ll start physical therapy soon, so I expect to get exercises to return to general functionality, but: My goal is to be more fit than I was before to return to these activities at a higher level: archery, horseback riding (mostly dressage), figure skating (that's how I broke my dang leg, just started learning backward crossovers), and hiking mountains with my canine companion. What profession suits me best, do you think? I'm female and want decent stamina and strength, balance, agility, but three of my four activities involve motor skills with other objects, so ... i think sensitivity/awareness is also required. That's more of a mental thing, perhaps, but it's a critical component; both my bow and my horse and my skate edge respond dramatically to a fraction of a difference in degree of touch or angle. On the upside, because of the surgery, my right leg now has epic gear built in: a titanium rod and 3 screws. I just need to upgrade the leg accordingly to its full potential, plus the rest of my body to work as a cohesive unit. Thanks tons, and really enthused to meet y'all! Ashy P.S. I dunno what race I'd be in here, but in RL I'm kinda squinty eyed.
