One of the first things we ask at our office is – do you have any experience? And the usual answer is – Well, of course not. They don’t teach zipline at school and it’s not part of our job training. Buckle up, dear reader, as we delve into the intreaging question: is zipline still fun for someone who’s never done anything like this before?...
Nowadays our society worships experience. It’s a new mantra in business and private life. People should have experience in as many different fields as possible. But there’s a catch – it’s a long way there and it’s usually painful. Remember when you were 8 year old kid struggling with multiplication. You kinda liked Maths when you could still do it with your fingers. Unfortunately with multiplication this wonderful technique was useless. You had to practice, practice, practice. Everyone said that sooner or later you will get better and better. In adults language that means experienced....
Nowadays our society worships experience. It’s a new mantra in business and private life. People should have experience in as many different fields as possible. But there’s a catch – it’s a long way there and it’s usually painful. Remember when you were 8 year old kid struggling with multiplication. You kinda liked Maths when you could still do it with your fingers. Unfortunately with multiplication this wonderful technique was useless. You had to practice, practice, practice. Everyone said that sooner or later you will get better and better. In adults language that means experienced....
Picture this: the wind in your hair, the rush of excitement as you glide through the air, and your faithful pup right there beside you. It's a dream scenario for many outdoor enthusiasts, but the logistics and safety considerations means it will stay only a dream....
For many outdoor enthusiasts, the allure of gliding across serene waters in a kayak is only surpassed by the joy of sharing these moments with their beloved canine companions. However, the logistics and safety considerations of bringing a dog along for the ride means your dog will have to stay on a shore....
As the bond between humans and their pets grows stronger, more individuals are seeking ways to include their furry friends in their adventurous pursuits. Canyoning, with its thrilling combination of rappelling down waterfalls, navigating through narrow gorges, and plunging into natural pools, presents a unique challenge when considering the feasibility of bringing along a canine companion. This opens a question, if it's possible to bring a dog on a canyoning tour. Well to be honest - not really....