Description
Have you ever seen the way you run? Lean forward, run forward with your legs, and swing your arms back and forth to help you run faster. Take a look at this Harry Jerome statue. This is what an athlete looks like when he’s running. Harry Jerome is a 1986 outdoor bronze sculpture created by Jack Harman of Canadian track athlete Harry Jerome and installed in Stanley Park, Vancouver, British Columbia. This Harry Jerome statue is a very good outdoor sculpture and is also very suitable for display in the park for people to enjoy.
Every visitor to Vancouver’s Stanley Park has seen it: a bronze sculpture of a prime athlete that appears to burst from its base. His arms were thrown back, his head forward — the posture of a champion sprinter. The Harry Jerome statue monument is an extraordinary silhouette, photographed by many, and an integral stop on Stanley Park’s 9.2km seawall.
Nowadays many people like to go jogging in the park in the morning to exercise. Running in the park is the easiest way to get fit for people who don’t have time to exercise every day. Running outside, breathing the fresh air. One can relieve the pressure of daily work and study so that their body and mind relax. Secondly, it can activate the brain and viscera function and make the body full of vitality. When you feel good all the time, you’ll be able to face all the challenges of losing weight, and you’ll be more motivated. And this Harry Jerome statue would fit perfectly in a park and inspire us to keep running every day. You can also put this Harry Jerome statue in your garden, if your garden is big enough, you can also exercise in your garden.
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