Luke Halpin's Legs
Introduction: In Season 1, Episode 25, Flipper and the Elephant, Part 2, Luke Halpin performs one of his longest running scenes. His running ability is every bit as thrilling as his abilities in the water. Watching his legs as he runs is a fine opportunity to examine the muscle development in his legs. This mini-story is based on scenes from Episode 25 from Season 1. Story: Flipper is trapped in shallow water, and there's no way to move him!
Sandy makes a difficult decision:
Bonnie is completely shocked by Sandy's idea: Bonnie is certain that Sandy will never reach the town in time to save Flipper! Bonnie reluctantly watches Sandy leave. Flipper's survival is now completely dependent on Sandy. Do you think Sandy is strong enough to last through the exhausting distance to save Flipper? Click the thumbnails below and examine Sandy's legs before he begins the long run. The long, difficult run begins as Sandy makes his way back to shore. On solid ground, Sandy uses his long strides which can cover twice as far as any of the other kids: With his incredible momentum, Sandy runs straight through obstacles without missing a step: Meanwhile, Bonnie and Bud desperately try to protect Flipper from the burning sun: Luke Halpin's leg muscles burn as he continues to pump out the miles: A small tree cannot stop Luke Halpin; he bulldozes his way right through it: The long miles wear down the young athlete: The runner's new obstacle: a lake, with no way to cross it. With time running out for Flipper, what will Sandy do?! Sandy: There's no bridge anywhere! I've got to swim across! Despite being exhausted from the long run, Sandy swims on and on: Sandy finally reaches the other side: Sandy's powerful legs emerge from the water: Sandy can barely stand after the hard swim. But there is still more running to do! Sandy: I've got to make it...everyone's depending on me! Flipper's survival depends on the strength of Sandy's powerful legs: The final mile: The heroic teen: |