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You don't need to go on vacation to get away from everything. Even if it is just for a weekend, you can let the stress of work just melt away. With outdoor recreation, the only technology you need to worry about is your boat or your camping essentials!

Improve Your Climbing Technique with Bouldering Print E-mail
Written by Aazdak Alisimo   
If you undertake rock climbing, there is no denying you are going to be high up in the air sooner or later. This means you need equipment, partners and a pretty big commitment. Bouldering offers a different way to climb with little risk yet massive challenge.
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The Nuts And Bolts Of Buying Golf Clubs Print E-mail
Written by James Beckett   
Most of the time when you start out in the game of golf, its easy to overlook the value of good golf clubs. So it would be time well spent to talk about how to go about getting good clubs even when you are just learning the game.
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The Basics of Mountaineering and Climbing Print E-mail
Written by Chris Haycock   
Mountaineering is the sport of hiking and / or climbing to the top of mountains. In America the terms used are usually mountaineering or mountain climbing, while in Europe the term alpinism is also commonly used. While vertical rock climbing and vertical ice climbing may be required to reach the top of a mountain, not all mountains require the same kind of climbing techniques to get to the summit. However, mountain climbing takes advantage of some of the safety techniques that are used for vertical rock climbing and ice climbing, most notably rope harness systems with multiple connection points for holding the weight of the climber in case there is a situation where the ground gives way (or if one of the harness points fails).

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How To Choose Right Tents And Heaters Print E-mail
Written by Nicole Munoz   
Any experienced camper will attest to the truth that a camping trip’s success largely depends on the camping equipment. Now this does not mean that you have to spend a fortune or withdraw all your savings from the bank and get the most expensive camping gears there are. This will not ensure you of a great camping experience.

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Learning to sail the USA way Print E-mail
Written by Ken Jones   

The syllabus can be readily divided into two parts. The Keelboat Sailing Certification Program is made up of seven stages while Small Boat Sailing Program contains a further two stages.

 The Basic Small Boat Sailing Standard requires no previous experience or qualifications. It is the first course in the Small Boat Sailing Program. Students must demonstrate a theoretical knowledge of the names and functions of various parts of a boat together with common sailing terms, the sail and its ancillary components, the International Rules for Collision Prevention both at sea and on inland waters and hey should demonstrate a basic knowledge of safety procedures.

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Simple Things for the “Sailing Life” Print E-mail
Written by Kerry S. Mason   
Owning a boat has an oxymoronic quality to it. “The simple life” can be pretty complex--I think of it as having a plane, a car, and a house compressed into a very small space. This specialized environment calls for specialized equipment and tactics...sometimes. In spite of what marine retailers would like us to think, there are a number of 'normal' (and inexpensive) items that we can put to very efficient use aboard our boats. For example:
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Sailing Hints & Tips Print E-mail
Written by Yannis Moraitis   
I spend almost all my summers sailing around the Greek islands. With this small article I would like to share some sailing hints with you that will help you enjoy the most out of your sailing holidays.
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