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Archives for September 2008

Backcountry Snowboarding

by Rosanne Lorraine September 30th, 2008 | Skiing, Winter Activities
What is backcountry snowboarding?


Backcountry snowboarding is completely different from regular snowboarding, and it comes with its own thrills and challenges. This sport is gaining popularity rapidly among outdoor enthusiasts looking for new sports to try. Probably the best thing about backcountry snowboarding is the adrenalin high it brings. It can only be done in the slopes of the most remote mountains because there are no lifts and no hired personnel who can help a person in trouble.


Some might say that backcountry snowboarding is very dangerous, and they are probably right. But backcountry snowboarders will tell you that the

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Skiing 101

by Rosanne Lorraine September 16th, 2008 | Skiing
Gravity – be careful about gravity, it can take you from the top to bottom in an instant. Knowing how to steer your skis and stop when necessary is the answer to disaster avoidance.

Balance – as you may have observed already, snow is incredibly slippery. It isn't easy to maintain your balance while skiing down the mountain. You need to find out which stance is most comfortable for you.

Skiing Gear – aside from the required skiing gear such as the skis, you should dress warmly. Use sunglasses to shade your eyes from the sun and wear cotton underneath your jacket
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Touring by foot

by Bea September 9th, 2008 | Running
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Whitewater Rafting

by Rosanne Lorraine September 2nd, 2008 | Water Sports
Whitewater rafting is a sport done while sitting down. When you're seated in the paddleboat, you need to be able to do forward and backward strokes instantly since it is reliant on your for power. You can't be idle when the water becomes rough. And because the raft doesn't contain any guardrails, expect that you might need to swim to survive.


Important rafting skills


With the guidance of an experienced rafter, you'll be able to determine the difference between oar rafts and the paddle. It is essential for you to learn various techniques, such as highsiding (going to the

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