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  • How to Jump Single Rope or Fast as Two

    Jumping single rope is the easier part of jumping Double-Dutch. It involves only one 6 to 10 foot rope. With jumping into a single rope revolution, you are jumping in on the 'down' turn. Once...

  • How to Have Sex In Free Fall

    Sure, you don't think this is a problem you'll have any time soon, but the future is closer than you think. And when you find yourself in space, you're going to want to know how to Do It. Here's...

  • How to Make a Tether Ball

    Tetherball is a two-player outdoor game. It involves hitting a ball, similar to a volleyball, which is attached to a rope, around a tall pole. It is a fun and energetic game, as the one player...

  • Old Childhood Games for Outside

    While video games, TV and naps are appealing ways to spend the afternoon, kids should go outside and exercise every now and again. Old childhood outdoor games are a great way to get some exercise,...

  • How to Keep a Beach Umbrella From Blowing in the Wind

    if you've spent any time at the ocean, you've probably seen somebody's beach umbrella snatched up by a burst of wind and sent cartwheeling along the shoreline. Hopefully no one got knocked upside...

  • Outdoor Teen Games

    Teens need to get outside for some sunlight and free air and it's good for them to get some exercise, too. It's also beneficial for teens to socialize and have fun. Outdoor games for teens can do...

  • Rules for Tetherball

    Tetherball is a popular playground sport facilitated by its simple rules and ease of play. It entails a tall pole secured to the ground, with a length of rope attached to the top. A lightweight...

  • How to Make a Blongo Ball

    Blongo ball--also known as ladder ball or horse ball for the scoring rack's similarity to a ladder and the paired team system's similarity to horseshoe rules, respectively--is a fun activity to...

  • The History of Tetherball

    We all played tetherball as kids. It was a ball attached to a pole with a rope. You batted the ball around the pole in attempt to knock the person out. Just kidding, but as you know, kids will be...

  • How to Make a Slack Rope

    Slack lining is a challenging and fun way to improve balance, coordination and abdominal strength. It is a favorite activity of rock climbers, because it is a great way to stay in shape while...

  • How to Shoot a Rope into a Tree for Climbing

    To get a rope into a tree for climbing, you must first find a tree that seems sturdy enough for your weight. The last thing you want to do is climb the tree and then end up back on the ground when...

  • How to Climb a Rope Ladder

    A rope ladder is one of those things that appears almost effortless if you are observing someone skillfully climbing one; however, there is a technique to successfully climbing a rope ladder....

  • How to Manually Start a Honda ATV

    You're somewhere out in the wilderness and your Honda ATV won't start. What do you do? If your Honda ATV has a manual transmission, you can try doing a pull or push start. If you have a piece of...

  • How to Make Frisbee Golf Baskets

    Frisbee golf is a great way to enjoy hanging out with your friends while also practicing your aim with a Frisbee. As the weather gets warm, you can enjoy many rounds of Frisbee golf in your...

  • How to Make a Billy Cart

    A billy cart or soapbox car is a four-wheeled, non-motorized go-cart built for racing down hills. They are often built by children and are competitively raced in organized competitions worldwide....

  • How to Make a Tent in a Kid's Room

    Whether your children call it a tent, fort or secret hideout, building a tent in a kid's room is a simple activity that will provide hours of fun and stimulate a child's imagination and...

  • How to Build Tents for Kids

    Building tents for kids can provide hours of fun and entertainment for both you and your children. The actual building process can be an educational experience, allowing your child to share in its...

  • How to Make a Beaded Jump Rope

    Beaded jump ropes puts the pizazz in jump rope exercise. The whiffing sound of the beads through the air and the clack of the rope hitting the ground energizes the workout with the sound effects...

  • How to Climb Trees With a Rope & Climbing Harness

    If you need to climb trees for your job (or if you are simply interested in tree climbing), you may want to learn to use a rope and climbing harness. A tree-climbing harness gives more support...

  • How to Use a Climbing Belt for Tree Cutting

    A climbing belt is a necessity for a tree cutter’s safety. While high up in a tree, possibly using a power tool to trim branches, you want to know you are secure. This will help you focus...

  • How to Hang Rope

    Ever see that perfect horizontal tree limb just begging to have a swing hanging from it? All you'll need is the proper length of rope and you can hang it over various structures that are parallel...

  • How to Build a Tree Swing

    There are two types of tree swings that are popular in back yards everywhere. One is the tire swing. The other is the wooden seat swing. Both are simple to make and hang on a strong branch in...

  • How to Make a Loop in a Rope

    Knowing how to tie a simple loop into a rope can come in handy for anyone in a variety of activites. Whether you are tying down a load while moving or creating a hitching post for a horse, knowing...

  • How to Put Up a Skybouncer Trampoline With Net

    At the first hint of spring, the kids are out of the house and ready to terrorize your backyard. What better way to burn off all their energy than to reach for the sky on a trampoline? We got our...

  • How to Make a Go Cart

    From the early days of our youth, it seems their has been a preoccupation with vehicles and racing, pushing the boundaries and limits of acceleration and speed. The inner-kid's desire to build a...

  • How to Do Hand Over Hand Side Ways Crossings

    Many recreational groups offer survival courses. Among the many types of information that is covered is how to navigate the forest or terrain. One method of crossing a stream or river is to string...

  • How to Play Tramp-Ball

    Invented over a decade ago and currently played worldwide by about 7 people, tramp-ball is proving to be a late bloomer in the arena of popular sports. Its lack of renown is surprising considering...

  • How to Climb a Rope

    There is nothing like that day in gym class when the teacher pulls out the rope and expects you to climb it. It can be a tad frightening to think of yourself dangling in the air, clutching a few...

  • How to Tie an Overhand Knot

    Overhand knots are simple to tie and can be very useful in securing the ends of ropes. They are also used in fishing.

  • How to Tie a Timber Hitch Knot

    A timber hitch knot is best known by outdoorsmen for its ability to hold timber, or logs, firmly while dragging. When pulled at a constant pace, the knot will not easily come undone. Jerking or...

  • How to Wakesurf

    Wakesurfing is a new form of lake water sports, similar to wakeboarding, with some slight differences. Wakesurfing is done with a small rope, towed behind a boat, no more than 10 feet from the...

  • How to Rope a Steer

    Roping a steer can be a fun activity that requires timing and some skill. The good news is that you don't have to start out right away with the live animal, but rather work your way up to it. Read...

  • How to Wake Skate

    Many people know how to ski. Learning to wake skate is a variation of that skill. By using a special wake skateboard, the experienced wake skater can learn to do many tricks similar to those...

  • How to Ollie on a Wakeskate

    An ollie is one of the first moves you need to know as a wakeskater because it's a trick that other, more advanced, tricks are built upon. After you master the ollie you can add your own creative...

  • How to Get Up on a Wakeskate

    The first thing to learn about wakeskating is how to get up onto your board so that you can start your ride. Two different, but common, methods to get up include starting with the board on top of...

  • How to Dock Start in Wakeskating

    A dock start in wakeskating is where you start off on a dock, or any surface other than the water. This gives you, the wakeskater, a little more freedom to experiment and have fun before you hit...

  • How to Tie a Half Hitch Knot

    A half hitch knot is not a super reliable or slip-proof knot. You can, however, use it to handle light loads if you need to. This knot is most useful since it will help you be able to tie a...

  • How to Go Redneck Kneeboarding

    Kneeboards are like wide surfboards that you kneel on with a large strap wrapped around your knees. Generally the kneeboard is pulled behind a boat. But if you have an old one you don't mind...

  • How to Make a Wind Powered Summer Sled

    Most people think of sledding as a winter experience for young children. If you have ever wanted to take sledding to a whole new level or do it when there is no snow on the ground, you should...

  • How to hit a softball for amateurs

    First thing you have to do is hit the ball. With my proven technique, you'll be able to do that in as cheap and no sweat way as possible.

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