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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Professional sports looks elegant, with its explosive motions,” he explained. “The purpose of the Jumpulse Dance is to design a dance that can make humans look beautiful in motion.”The dance also is a critical part of Hugh’s youth-loving lifestyle. He believes that the dance can contribute to longevity and provides health benefits for the elderly, like improved balance and fall prevention.Hugh is so convinced of the epigenetic powers of the Jumpulse Dance that he agreed to have his biomarkers tested by a service called GlycanAge. He excitedly gave me a copy of his results that claimed that his biological age is 48 rather than his true age of 76.Tests aside, one thing is clear: Hugh is the embodiment of youth. As I have gotten to know Hugh over the last few weeks, I have learned not only about his zest for life, but also how much he loves the Stanford students he meets on the dance floor.So let’s return the favor: On top of your usual selfie and shuffle requests, send Hugh a thank you note via his Facebook page. Or better yet, tell him how much you appreciate him in person.Here are some kind words to kick us off. Thanks for keeping us forever young, Hugh:“Hugh — thanks for your big smiles and positivity. See you on the dance floor friend!” — Christina Troitino (GSB ’20 MBA2)“He is always down to take a pic. He’s in a great mood constantly. He is the spirit of BPL. Like if BPL was a person, it’d probably be Red Shirt Guy. It’s a privilege seeing the embodiment of an event as a person live.” — Leeor Mushin (GSB ’20 MBA2)“Pretty legendary guy” — Kevin Durkin (GSB ’20 MBA2)
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