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Bonding Over Fishing Adventures

As a child, my father took me fishing about once every two or three weeks. I have extremely fond memories of boating across the lakes near my home and catching trout for dinner. My father and I spent hours fishing, and we had a great time, even if we only caught minnows and the occasional spare tire. When I had a son of my own, I started the same fishing tradition. I even started arranging offshore fishing trips to make the adventures as exciting as possible. Most people do not fish any longer, but the sport can build patience and a love of nature. Fishing is also a great way for you to build a strong relationship with your children away from the smart phones, tablets, and computers that rule their lives. If you have never gone fishing before, then read my blog and start learning how to fish.

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Paddling To A Destination? Pack Your Board For A Day Of Fun

Posted on 10 February 2015

If you're paddling to a destination, such as an island just off the coast or the tip of a peninsula that's easier to reach by water than by land, why not plan on spending the whole day at your destination? You'll likely be tired of paddling by the time you arrive, and hanging around for a while will give your muscles a chance to recover before the trip home. Plus, exploring a new place or relaxing on a remote island beach is a great way to get the adrenaline flowing. [Read More]

4 Lacrosse Drills For Kids To Practice At Home

Posted on 3 December 2014

As of April 2014, more than 400,000 youth play lacrosse in the United States. As this sport gains momentum in schools and communities, parents are looking for ways to help their kids stay fit and focused while they aren't on the field. These 6 lacrosse drills will help encourage and motivate young players. 1. Wall Ball This lacrosse drill improves hand-eye coordination and does not require an opposing player to perform. [Read More]