Snowboarding, up until about a decade or so ago, seemed to be a more male-dominated sport mainly because people felt women could not handle the pain, difficulty in learning the skill set for the sport and the pressures that go along with such an adventurous sport. And then there is the aggressiveness needed to handle themselves against the competition, but in the past several years, women have been proving themselves on the slopes, the halfpipes and in the parks as great snowboarders to win gold medals and championships.
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In today’s world of technological advancements, many children and teenagers are entertained by iPhones, DVDs, CDs, MP3 players, cell phones and text messaging and handheld video games; it’s a wonder any of the younger generation knows anything about the great outdoors except for what they learn in school. Isn’t it about time children learned about biology, entomology and ecology firsthand by trying Georgia fly fishing?
