Hydrospeeding and Riverboarding
Hydrospeeding, also called riverboarding, is effectively bodyboarding down river rapids. Protective gear is a must, as is a strong swimming ability as you get pummelled [Read More…]
Month: July 2019
Wakeboarding
Wakeboarding involves strapping both of your feet to a single board and being towed across the surface of water. Wakeboarding is to water skiing what [Read More…]
Wild Swimming
Wild swimming is the age old practise of swimming in natural waters. With the abundance of water holes, outdoor pools, lakes, rivers and outdoor lidos, [Read More…]
Whitewater Rafting Trips
Whitewater rafting uses an inflatable raft to navigate a natural or manmade river. For wave after wave of thrills and excitement, whitewater rafting is ideal [Read More…]
Military Team Building Activities
These military team building activities are designed to use military skills and scenarios to develop leadership and teamwork. Military teams are not just about projecting [Read More…]
The Hassle Free Way to Cycle Lands End to John O’Groats
Have you ever thought of travelling the length of the UK? How about doing it on two wheels? Don’t want the hassle of having to [Read More…]
New ski travel specialist is redefining ski holidays in New Zealand and Japan
Mabey Ski – a new ski travel specialist has launched its holidays to UK consumers following a successful debut year of operations in New Zealand [Read More…]
The nation’s biggest sports day, I Am Team GB, to return
I Am Team GB returns in August, with the support of Toyota and several leading British Olympic athletes, including Laura Kenny, providing opportunities for thousands [Read More…]
Having a Breather – Taking a Gap Year
There’s plenty of debate about whether a Gap Year is a good thing, but each year more and more people choose a Gap Year in [Read More…]