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Windsurfing – Lessons For Beginners

Sunday, December 4th, 2011
Surf's up! Windsurfing, also called surfsailing or sailboarding, has been gaining popularity as an awesome water sport throughout the world. It is a combination of sailing and surfing. Instead of sitting in a sailboat you stand on a board with a sail attached. It is a sport for novices who want to learn as well as hard-core enthusiasts who live, breath, teach and compete in the sport. Windsurfing kids are increasingly taking lessons as well as more women since manufactures have been creating lighter more manageable windsurfing rigs and gear for those groups. It has become a great family recreational sport that all members can participate in. Children under 8 might not have the strength or enough weight to handle the equipment so most recommendations say age 9 and older are better candidates. There are surf shops that cater to all ages so just check ahead with your destination to .. more»

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Planning a Trip to Thailand – How to Divide Your Time Between the North, South, and Bangkok

Thursday, October 28th, 2010
As a manager of a tour operator in Thailand, many travellers ask me how they should divide their time between the north of Thailand, south and BangkokFor beach lovers who want more of a lazy kind of resort holiday, who love the sea and water sports the south of Thailand and the islands are the place to go, and you may want to spend your entire vacation/holiday there. Or you may want to spend it in the North -a place for those seeking a more cultural and authentic Thailand, and who like the mountains and rugged countryside. The North is significantly less commercialized and touristic than Bangkok and the South and so is also suitable for those who like to get off-the-beaten-path. It;s also a great place for soft adventure activities such as trekking, elephant riding, whitewater rafting, cycling etc.If you have less than 10 days concentrate on one region .. more»

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5 Tips to Help Your Dog to Stay Safe on Boating Trips

Sunday, August 8th, 2010
It may take some patience while working with your pooch to get him used to water sports. Once your buddy gets used to the water you can do more water activities. Here are tips that will help you to keep your dog safe while helping him to lose any fear of water he may have.1. Some beaches don't allow animals on them. When they do there are rules to follow like clean the mess them makes, keep the animal on a leash, and don't let them near any other people or dog unless invited to do so. These rules and regulations can be found online.2. Dogs are used to the ground and floor being stable and not moving while it holds them up, boats do not offer this stability. If you take him with you on a boating trip take your time introducing him to the boat. If you push .. more»

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Windsurfing Puerto Rico

Sunday, April 11th, 2010
There's no doubt about it, very does an absolutely spectacular place. As far as vacation spots... I doubt there's any place better. Sure, my memories of Hawaii from my honeymoon are absolutely fantastic. However, the prices have just gotten out of reach, at least for me. Looking for a new tropical getaway where I could enjoy some windsurfing and kite surfing and where my wife could enjoy some beautiful beaches and relaxation and where we could both experience fabulous food and drinks, Gregory go absolutely fit the bill.As alluded to above, water sports are my passion. I windsurf for years before transitioning to kite surfing. I didn't really expect to return to windsurfing, but part of eco-managed to change my mind on that. I met some extremely friendly windsurfers who are the more than happy to lend me their gear so I could get a taste of it again. I .. more»

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