Gliding over Wheat: The secret of weightless Freedom

"I was jogging down the street in my old neighborhood, but every time my sneakers hit the pavement, I would bounce higher than normal. Eventually I figured out that if I just leaned forward and held my arms out slightly, I could stay hovering about two feet off the ground. The momentum carried me forward super fast, like I was riding an invisible skateboard. I was gliding right over potholes and sewer grates, feeling this incredible, weightless rush in my chest as the houses blurred past. Suddenly I was skimming over the top of a sunlit wheat field instead of the road. I had to keep kicking my legs slightly to maintain altitude, otherwise my feet would drag through the tall golden stalks. I wasn't trying to go anywhere specific, I was just completely captivated by how easy it felt to steer around trees by leaning my shoulders. I felt this intense, thrilling freedom, like I'd finally figured out a secret trick I'd known how to do all along."