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  • Snow Shoeing Basics

    Snowshoeing has become a popular way to maintain fitness. One of the greatest things about snowshoeing is the equipment and technique are not complicated. The learning curve for snowshoeing is short.

  • Types of Snowskates

    As early as the 1960s, skateboarders were looking for ways to transition their sport onto the snow or even ice during the winter. Over the next three decades, snowskating faded in and out of...

  • Winter Wilderness Survival Guide

    As beautiful as the winter can be, it can also be your worst enemy. Below 95 degrees, the body can begin to suffer from hypothermia which can negatively affect the nervous system and lead to...

  • Why is a Chain Needed for a Boat Anchor?

    Boat anchors enable vessels to maintain a position off-shore, without using a fixed mooring buoy. Anchors provide stability, and a solid anchor setup includes an appropriately weighted anchor,...

  • Ice Skating Safety Rules

    There are certain ice skating safety rules that should be observed by skaters in a rink setting and when skating outdoors which can greatly aid in preventing accidents. These rules are important...

  • How to Wax Skis at Home

    Waxing your skis not only makes you go faster, it also protects the bottom of your skis against rocks and sticks. It's not very hard to do but you have to learn how to do it correctly before it...

  • How to Make a Snowskate

    Snowskating is a hybrid of skateboarding and snowboarding. Riders user a smooth board equipped with rails and ride down snowy hills without being clipped into the board. It is a niche activity...

  • How to Toboggan

    Toboggans differ from sleds because they have no rails underneath them. Instead, these snowbound boards reduce friction by having finely sanded and polished surfaces which are coated in a layer of...

  • What is the Proper Snow Gear?

    Preparing for your winter outdoor adventure is always a bit more difficult than preparing for similar adventures in the spring or summer. There's more clothing, heavier gear to lug around and more...

  • How to Tie Snowshoes

    Snowshoes, also sometimes known as webs, are designed for walking on snow. Snowshoes distribute a person's weight across a larger surface area, so the feet do not sink into the snow and instead...

  • How to Choose Snow Skis?

    At one time, snow skis were fitted according to your height and weight. Longer skis were used for speed and racing, and shorter skis were used for easier control. But today, snow skis are...

  • How to Size Twin Tip Skis

    Twin tip skis are those which have curved edges on both the front and back of the ski. This allows you to land a jump backwards. There are many factors besides just your own size when choosing...

  • What Are Snowshoes Made Of?

    Snowshoes have been around since ancient times as a way for people to walk through the snow. Snowshoes help people maintain balance as they move through slippery, deep terrain. Snowshoes have been...

  • How to Paint the Inside of Boat

    Painting the interior of your boat when needed will help to protect the interior from water damage, mildew and mold, particularly on surfaces where water may accumulate by condensation, like the...

  • How to Use a Boat Anchor

    Anchoring makes a day on a boat more enjoyable, whether you you want to have a waterborne picnic or just let the boat rock you into a summer afternoon nap. The weight of the anchor and the anchor...

  • How to Make Ski Wax

    Ski wax is a product that is applied to the bottom of snow skis or snowboards to make them faster and/or easier to control. An enthusiastic ski fan can easily use several pounds of ski wax in a...

  • How to Be Safe Snowmobiling

    It’s winter, are you getting ready to go snowmobiling? Snowmobile riding can be a risky sport. To safely drive a snowmobile, you need to be strong, skilled and mature. Before you ride, learn how...

  • How to Ice Skate

    I have been ice skating for over 40 years and have taught many people to skate - in person.

  • How to Snowskate Safely

    Snowskating is a relatively new sport. The sport has potential for innovation, and also the potential to get hurt. Here's what you need to know in order to snowskate safely.

  • How to Buy the Right Goggles for Skiing or Snowboarding

    Goggles are an absolutely necessary piece of equipment both for skiers and snowboarders. They provide necessary protection for your eyes from wind, cold, snow, and sun.

  • How to Go to Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics

    There will be millions of people from around the world to witness the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, which is promised to be an awesome event. While we may all come from different places in the...

  • About Anon Goggles

    Anon is a leading name in snowboard goggles. If you've spent any time on the slopes, you've probably seen many riders wearing the label. Expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $140 for a new pair of...

  • About Thermal Underwear

    Thermal underwear is clothing that keeps an outdoor enthusiast comfortable and safe. This protective clothing helps to insulate the body by creating a small space of air next to the skin. Thermal...

  • How to Get Out and Go Ice Fishing

    There is a draw between a lake and a fisherman, even if the water has turned to ice. Fishing, when the snow has put an icy blanket over the lake, continues it's frosty invitation. Just because the...

  • How to Interpret an Alpine Ski Description

    Anyone who has ever read a ski review knows that the language used to describe the specific ski can be quite confusing. When reading these reviews, keep in mind that they are designed to make the...

  • How to Become a Better Ice Skater

    Ice skating is a great way to keep the body fit. It also helps improve balance and flexibility. Many, however, will learn to skate but not test the boundaries for fear of injury. You will...

  • How To Dog Sled At Night

    Learn tips on how to dogsled at night in this free video clip.

  • See A Retired Race Sled Dog

    Meet Ace in this free video clip. He's a retired sled dog who made his own decision not to run anymore.

  • Example Of Race Sled Dogs Turning A Sled

    See an example of dogs turning a sled while preparing for a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • Doing A U-Turn In A Dog Sled

    Learn tips on how to do a u-turn in a dogsled in this free video clip.

  • Speeding Up & Slowing Down Race Sled Dogs

    Learn tips on how to speed up and slow down sled dogs in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • Training The Race Sled Dogs To Turn

    Learn tips on how train sled dogs to turn in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • How To Train The Race Sled Dogs for the Iditarod

    Learn tips on how train sled dogs for a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • Information About Race Sled Dogs

    Learn tips on the dogs used in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • How to Repair Your Dogsled

    Learn tips on how to repair your sled in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • Changing Dog Placement During Dogsled Race

    Learn tips on how to change dog placement in the pack in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • How Long to Run Race Sled Dogs in the Iditarod?

    Learn tips on how long a dog sledder should ride at a time race in this free video clip.

  • The Breed of Dog for a Dogsled Race

    Learn information on the correct type of dog breed a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • Race Sled Dog Shelter Information

    Learn tips and information on the sled dog's shelter in this free video clip.

  • How to Feed the Race Sled Dogs

    Learn tips on how to feed the sled dogs in this free video clip.

  • Giving Race Sled Dogs Water

    Learn tips on how to give the sled dogs water in this free video clip.

  • Feeding Race Sled Dogs Tripe Snacks

    Learn tips on giving your sled dogs tripe snacks in this free video clip.

  • Retainer Strings on Mitts Used in Dogsled Racing

    Learn tips on how to use retainer strings on your mitts in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • A Parka & Ruff are Needed When Racing Sled Dogs

    Learn tips and information on choosing good parkas and rough for a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • How To Make Dog Food for Race Sled Dogs

    Learn tips on how to make dog food for your sled dogs in this free video clip.

  • Adding A Passenger to the Race Dogsled

    Learn tips on how to add a passenger to a dogsled in this free video clip.

  • How to Warm Your Hands When Dogsled Racing

    Learn tips on how to keep your hands warm in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • The Drag Mat of a Race Dogsled

    Learn tips and information on using a drag mat in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • Emergency Gear Needed When Racing Sled Dogs

    Learn tips on the emergency gear to bring in a dogsled race in this free video clip.

  • The Brake Bar of a Race Dogsled

    Learn tips and information on the brake bar and how to use it for a dogsled race in this free video clip.

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