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Roxy Gravity Women’s Snowboard Helmet $47.95 Gravity can be your friend when mobbing down the slopes but the Gravity Women’s Snowboard Helmet from Roxy will be your protector if things get sketchy. |
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Swix Dermatone Lip and Face Protector with Carabiner – 0.4 Ounce $5.10 Saves your lips and face from sunburn, chapping, and cracking. Also fights frostbite and moisturizes… |
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Bird Lover Pink Flamingo Design Art Mouse Pad Mousepad $7.99 Optical-friendly mouse pad offers improved tracking and a non-skid rubber base to protect your desktop from scratches. Durable polyester construction…. |
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Snowboard – Apple iPod nano 2G (2nd Generation) 2GB 4GB 8GB Hard Case iJacket – Shock Absorbent Hard Protective Faceplate Cover + FREE Rotating Belt Clip Holster + FREE Lanyard + FREE Screen Protector $5.50 This cool iPod nano iJacket Hard Case Faceplate Covers are made from shock absorbent material and protect your ipod video from scratches, and prevents your iPod nano from dust. They instantly refresh and personalize your iPod nano 2G (2nd generation) 2GB/ 4GB/ 8GB…. |
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Soccer Balls Sport Design Art Mouse Pad Mousepad $7.99 Optical-friendly mouse pad offers improved tracking and a non-skid rubber base to protect your desktop from scratches. Durable polyester construction…. |
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Waterproof Case for Apple iPhone 4, 4S – Also Works with iPod Touch, iPhone 3G, 3GS, & Other Smartphones – IPX8 Certified to 100 Feet $2.04 This waterproof case is IPX8 Certified to 100 feet (30m). With 2 secure snaps at the top, your device will be secure all day whether you are swimming, relaxing on the beach, boating, or drinking near water. The case has 2 clear sides so you can still use the picture taking & video recording capabilities of your phone without worrying about potential damage. A neck lanyard it included. Sealed Retai… |
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iOttie Waterproof Skin Case Cover Pouch for iPhone 4S, 4 Multi Purpose Protective Skin for Underwater Activity, Fishing, Ski, Snowboarding, Sand-proof, Dustproof, Bath Tub $10.79 iOttie’s innovative waterproof skin will change your mind about mobile device protection. It is a must have for your day to day living or for your vacation getaway. By incorporating iOttie’s innovative technology, it is 100% waterproof while still retaining complete full touchscreen and call functionality. It is IPX8 certified by Japan Quality Assurance Organization, is patented in Korea, and pate… |
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Blue Waterproof Case for Apple iPhone 4, 4S – Also Works with iPod Touch 3, 4, iPhone 3G, 3GS, & Other Smartphones – IPX8 Certified to 100 Feet $14.99 This waterproof case is IPX8 Certified to 100 feet (30m). With 2 secure snaps at the top, your device will be secure all day whether you are swimming, relaxing on the beach, boating, or drinking near water. The case has 2 clear sides so you can still use the picture taking & video recording capabilities of your phone without worrying about potential damage. A neck lanyard it included. Sealed R… |
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Special!! Skateboarders / Snowboarders Protective Pads Package – Elbow, Wrist & Knee Pads (Junior Size Only) $16.99 … |
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K2 Athen Snowboard Skiing Wrist Guards Adult Large or X Large $14.99 K2 Athena Snowboard Skiing Wrist Guards Adult Large or X LargeBreathable Mesh Velcro closures Nylon impact protection Also gear for inline skate and rollerblade Protection…. |
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Oakley Oakley Universal Soft Goggles Case (Black) $17.95 Oakley Universal Soft Goggle Case 2012 – Keep your goggles protected during travel or not in use with the Oakley Universal Soft Goggle case. This nylon soft-shell case features a fleece lining to keep your goggles protected during your travels. Dual vent ports on the back allow for breathability to keep moisture out of the case to keep the lenses clear. A handy storage pocket on the inside gives y… |
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Taking Sport to Its Limits
Around the nineteen eighties a new term, extreme sports, evolved to embrace the growing development of sporting activities that involved an increased element of individualism coupled with an element of danger not associated with traditional sports.
Eagerly taken up by the youth of the day as well as adults, activities such as bungee jumping, hang gliding, sky diving, rock climbing, mountaineering and scuba diving grew in popularity aided by the growth in disposable incomes enjoyed by teenagers and the twenty pluses.
During the last twenty-five years, largely due to the recognition by the marketing industry of the potential for profit, extreme sports have undergone a significant demographic change.
Adults still involve themselves in the more established extreme sports but the emphasis has changed to involving youth and promoting activities that, while still needing high levels of skills and dicing with danger, also require specialized gear and clothing.
If you are a parent you will know the importance of brand names to the young and the marketing boys were quick to exploit this new market.
Nowadays the term extreme sports has become associated with youth culture and the popularity of the specialized sporting activities that the younger generation have become involved in.
From the beginning most extreme sports have differed from conventional sports in two major areas, they are not a team effort and neither is competition against another a required element.
It is the rush of adrenalin associated with facing and overcoming a potentially dangerous, or even life threatening, obstacle that provides the buzz that modern over protected youth craves for.
As an example take a look at skate boarding, is there any adult out there that has not been amazed by the dangerous stunts that these kids seem able to perform so nonchalantly.
However they have to wear what looks like a quite a large amount of specialized gear to perform in.
Apart from the skateboard there are elbow and knee protectors, safety helmet and don’t forget the trendy designer label clothing and footwear.
BMX racing, snowboarding, wind surfing, paragliding and all the other youth orientated extreme sports have one thing in common and that is expensive gear.
So parents be warned, encourage your children to take up a traditional sport, tennis football, baseball, cricket, hockey, athletics or swimming.
Oops, sorry, made a mistake as they all need expensive gear and most are just as dangerous as many so called extreme sports. I suppose all we can do is grin and bear it, pay the bills and pray they stay safe.
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