@Bill GulleyMy insurance policy has an exclusion for trampoline injuries and injuries from "athletic equipment".

I wouldn't turn to many other athletes down. 7 years is a good run.

Any athletes here?

http://www.moneychimp.com/features/market_cagr.htmInvesting is actually quite boring and not exciting like an Athlete or Celebrity who make millions and buy new cars and fancy homes.  

Calling all runners, joggers, week-end warriors and all-around ultra-adventure athletes!!

I have certain skills useful to the community and so I volunteer (currently or recently):church running video 4x / monthchaperone school field trips 3x / yearmentor after-school engineering competition 2x / weekcurriculum advisory committee for school district, parent repcontinuing ed committee for school district, parent repyouth soccer club president ("club" = $1M/yr budget)athletic association directorMore specific to your point, I'm an engineer.  

Her mother works for the athletics dept at the college as well, she speaks to athletes daily who complain of the lack of rentals available at the growing school.

Very well known in the state, about 15 agents total, they deal with professional athletes and large home builders, so a lot of brand kudos.

He appears to be a decent athlete (given his basketball skills), but it's pretty tough to throw a major league pitch for a strike, even for a good athlete.

Coach also works with lots of the professional athletes that hang in scottsdale.