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Princess Diana was very sportive. She did sports on a daily basis.
On the one hand she just wanted to stay fit and keep her figure. But
on the other hand her health was very important to her, because she
knew: Somebody who exercises on a daily basis, who starts to sweat
once a day, leads the healthier life. Already as a child and as a
young girl, Diana had loved ballet. “When I am older, I will be a
dancer” she once said. But then she grew too tall and had to bury
her dreams. She discovered aerobics, a fitness training, as a
replacement. She had also enjoyed swimming since her childhood and
when grown up she also tried to do her laps every morning in the
swimming-pool. Always when on a summer vacation with William and
Harry she enjoyed jumping into the water with her sons and having
swim races with her boys. Many Londoners still remember seeing the
princess jogging through London’s streets and parks and even saying
hello to passer-bys on the left and on the right hand side. She also
raced along the streets of London on her inline-skaters. Diana
enjoyed playing tennis, and she was a good skier, too, who with her
beloved sons laughingly rode the ski slopes of her holiday place
Klosters. But she hated horse riding. Diana had once fallen off a
horse and was afraid ever since. But despite of that she took
lessons. She just was a sportive woman.