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Archives for August 2008

Wreck Diving

by Rosanne Lorraine August 26th, 2008 | Water Sports

Wreck diving can conjure up feelings of adventure and excitement. But nothing beats the actual experience of being able to dive underwater to explore the wrecks left over from long ago. Wreck diving can be an exhilarating and unforgettable experience. So, let us explore several types of wrecks you are likely to encounter:


Ships and Boats – The most common type of wrecks are ships and boats. Most ships were sunk accidentally, and sometimes, lives were lost in these tragedies. But nowadays, it is actually quite common for navies to sink decommissioned ships deliberately for the enjoyment of wreck divers.
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Sailing: A Beginner’s Guide

by Rosanne Lorraine August 19th, 2008 | Water Sports
Learn the basics using a small boat. It is far easier to learn with a small boat because it has fewer sails and lines. Small boats are also more responsive to your commands; the tricks you learn here can be applied later to any boat.


Start with a boat rigged on a single sail. You can learn faster if you focus on knowing the fundamentals of sailing.


Choose the perfect water. When you are starting out, avoid strong currents as much as possible. You also should keep away from waters crowded with people and power boaters.


Get tips from a friend. Don't make
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Learn How to Windsurf in 3 Easy Steps

by Rosanne Lorraine August 12th, 2008 | Water Sports

Windsurfing is a very popular water sport anywhere in the world. It provides surfers with an adrenalin rush seldom experienced elsewhere. A lot of people strive to learn windsurfing, but it is not as easy as it looks. Once you get the hang of it, though, it will prove to be a rewarding experience. Here are the 3 basic steps in learning how to windsurf.


Step 1: Get an instructor


As was mentioned earlier, windsurfing is not as easy at it first appears. It is a water-sport that requires balance, technical skills, and a dedication to

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Kayaking

by Bea August 5th, 2008 | Boating
When the beach gets boring or the trails become familiar, you should try out a different activity- kayaking!

Kayaking is a great sport for your arms and your mind. It is extremely relaxing to be in a kayak. If you are not fighting a current, you often find yourself flowing along the river or lake. The sound of the water crashing against the kayak is so soothing and the rhythm that you create by paddling left, right, left, right, puts you in the zone. The only thing you have to worry about is not hitting the land below you or
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