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Ice Climbing : Getting Started Posted By : Steve Batchelor

Dont tell me, you love rock climbing but you want to push yourself that little bit further and put your fragile existence in a bit more danger? If Im right then ice climbing could be for you. If you like the idea of being cold and wet while dangling precariously off a frozen waterfall then you are one crazy cat, but you also qualify to read on

Parasailing adrenaline rush Posted By : Ken Wilson

One of the most desired holiday destinations is an exotic, southern hemisphere island. In addition, one of the most thrilling holiday activities is parasailing. If you put these two things together, you get Whitsundays parasailing: a rush of adrenalin above the sapphire blue warm waters.

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Climbing A Rewarding Activity Posted By :

Are you interested in adventure and the great outdoors? Do you like to push yourself and enjoy the rewarding feeling that comes along with it? Mountain climbing is one of the most exciting and exhilarating activities. Imagine traveling to a tangible goal of a snow capped, cloud shrouded mountain looming in the distance.You cant learn climbing by reading books or by trial and error. It is a risky sport and that risk increases if you dont know what youre doing. While bec…

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Choosing a snowboard Posted By : James Richardson

Great guide which will make easy the difficult process of buying a snowboard

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Breckenridge Ski Resort Terrain Park Guide Posted By : Ben Kelly, Summit Vacation Concierge

The Breckenridge Ski Resort has a strong reputation among snowboard and freestyle industry leaders and consistently works hard to maintain it. No matter what level your freestyling abilities may be, youll find appropriately designed terrain for you in one of the ski areas four terrain parks, spread across two mountain peaks. Whether youre a top notch professional or your skis or snowboard have never left the snow, Breckenridge is committed to making sure you enjoy your freestyle experience.

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Mountain Climbing - Guard Against Common Ailments Posted By :

Are you interested in taking up the exhilarating and exciting sport of mountain climbing? Some avid climbers liken it to a religious experience. There are dangers you need to be aware of so you can enjoy this sport safely.Acute Mountain Sickness or AMS is a common ailment for climbers. AMS occurs when you breathe in air at high altitudes with decreased oxygen levels. The mildest symptoms of AMS are headaches and fatigue but more serious cases can result in fluid in th…

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Scuba Diving Equipment - The Completely Equipped Diver Posted By : Ian J

There is certain equipment items that most experts believe recreational scuba divers should have and use on every dive. This article is a brief overview of each of these items.

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Skateboarding : The Vert Ramp Posted By : Steve Batchelor

Its the ultimate adrenalin rush of the skateboarding world, tipping your self over the edge of the vert ramp with just a little board on wheels to save you from much pain and humiliation at the bottom. A true adrenalin junkie cannot resist the call of the half pipe but have you got the guts to give it a go? If so read on to get a few pointers to help you over the edge

A quick guide to Tubes, Inflatables and Towables Posted By : Phil @ wakepursuits

Ever wondered what to do when all the wakeboarding and waterskiing is finished? Or maybe you just fancy a bit of fun with your boat? If so, then a Tube is the way forward for you! This quick guide will introduce you to the different types of tube available, and which one is best for you

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Paintball : The History Posted By : Steve Batchelor

Today paintball is a popular sport which has spread all over the world and become a truly global leisure activity. Its evolution into the modern game has taken place very quickly compared to most sports. Read on to find out more about the origins of this sport…

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