Outdoor Activities // Water // Fishing // Hot Bait For Hot Weather!

The water has heated way up the wind is blowing and yes, the fish are still biting! I have heard many weekend fishermen complaining about how slow fishing is. I feel the main reason some of these fishermen are not catching many fish is that they have not adapted to the weather with the fish.
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Outdoor Activities // Mountains // Biking // Training tips

Your legs feel heavy and unresponsive. Your heart rate climbs rapidly and rises higher than it should, relative to the effort, or it won"t climb at all. You push yourself to keep up and begin to feel like an old VW Microbus, sputtering up a mountain pass. So what went wrong?
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Outdoor Activities // Earth // Equestrian Sport // Breeds of Horses // American Mustang

The word "Mustang" comes from the Spanish word, mesteno, meaning "stray or ownerless" horse. This term aptly describes all wild horses in the United States.
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Outdoor Activities // Earth // Billiards // The History of the Sport // The sub-families of Billiards

The story of billiards in all it"s varieties and with a complete lack of any accepted standards was far from clear up to this point but around now began drifting down several differentiable paths.
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Outdoor Activities // Air // Paragliding // Speed Bar Tips

In the early "90s, going "full bar" on your speed system was the exclusive haunt of the desperate, the crazy or the very skilled. Paragliders were neither built nor tested at high speeds, and accelerated flight was very much a "rough science".
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Outdoor Activities // Earth // Billiards // Pool School // Stroke

As important as your bridge, grip and stance are, your game will ultimately be determined by the quality of your stroke. A winning pool stroke should be straight, smooth, fluid and consistent.
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Outdoor Activities // Mountains // Snowboarding // Why Take A Snowboard Lesson?

There is no right way to snowboard. Snowboarding can be a mechanical physiological formula or a free-flowing form of personal expression. Learning to board is relatively easy. So, why take a lesson? Any semi-athletic person can get the hang of it in season or even a few weeks.
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