What is tactical gear and how is it made? It’s easy to take safety and protection for granted. Even when you build up a good habit to keep yourself safe at work you can overlook why you do it in the first place or how you can improve upon a long-established standard. Tactical gear, body
Year: 2017
Many people do not understand the value of going to a shooting range. However, it can be a very rewarding activity for many people. It is not necessarily about violence, but about being able to perfect a skill. It can be very rewarding to be able to learn how to point a gun in the
Getting children involved in sports holds many benefits for them and for the parents as well. Encouraging physical play is important and a good skill for children. Allowing children to be active in a variety of sports helps them determine which sport they like best. Approximately 60% of children in the United States play some
Children have the fantastic opportunity to participate in an activity that builds teamwork, self-esteem, skill sets, and confidence. Sports. Hockey, softball, football, basketball…sports helps bring people, especially young children, together. That starts with the jersey. It’s a conforming factor of all team sports: That colored pull-over with the team logo emblazoned on its shoulder and
Hunting is a popular sport here in America. Whether you’re someone who enjoys being able to provide food for your family, if you’re someone who enjoys the thrill of a good hunt, the U.S. has no shortage of wild game. Fishing, deer hunting, duck hunting, even boar hunting are all popular activities for hunting enthusiasts.
If you’re among the 12.7 million households in the United States that own a boat, you are in good company. Over 87 million adults in this country participate in some level of recreational boating, and many enjoy spending time on their boats and the surrounding docks at night. When you enjoy spending time on your
England, Spain, Italy, Brazil, Costa Rica, Germany, Sweden…what do all of these countries share? A love of soccer. It’s a love affair that still hasn’t entirely made its way to the United States, even if soccer has been “the next big thing” in the States for decades. It’s growing, but it’s not here yet. European