Adventure is about experiencing life. It is about looking at the world from a different perspective. It is choosing to see the beauty from the ordinary and finding ways on how to do it differently. It is about treading a different path, embracing your individuality and connecting with nature.
Adventure is not just hanging off a cliff on a rope it is exploring where you are and choosing to look at it differently. It’s going on a road trip not because you want to reach a particular destination, but because the journey there would awesome!
Adventure is thinking big about who you are. It’s about identity, life and legacy. It fosters curiosity, grit, determination and resilience. Adventure is about getting outside our comfort zone, breaking your routine and committing to the lessons we learn in the outdoors, rising to challenges and unveiling our true potential.
Every day can be an adventure.
Our lives today are fast-paced, technology-packed bundles of busyness. Between work, the commute, taking care of the family, cooking and cleaning, watching television, connecting on social media, and more, we’re spending an average of 90% of our time sitting down indoors. This is not good and is having a negative impact on our physical and mental health.
We believe it is time we unplugged, switched off the devices and stepped outside.
Adventure, the outdoors and radical thinking is a growing movement. What we do is designed for that emerging wave. Our focus is on opportunity and completion – not competition. Our aim is to delight through unexpected surprises and enabling people to do their best – at whatever level that may be. Our aim also is to unite people through collective achievement and a common appreciation of the outdoors. In short we aim to WOW.
How we do this is, we believe, quite exceptional. Like our name it’s fun, it’s different. Like our name, it’s out there. Like ‘one day, someone will think up this crazy stuff and do it’ is out there. That someone is us. And that stuff isn’t always crazy. Sometimes it’s obvious. It’s just that no one has been clever enough or crazy enough or daring enough to do it before now.
Come and run the spectacular Myall Lakes National Park next July with us. In the LAKES Trail Festival runners can complete 100km, 70km, 50km or 30km. There is also a 12km course for those wanting a shorter trail experience and a 1km Lakes Kids run.
Early Bird entries close Dec31
LAKES TRAIL FESTIVAL 2024
Barrington Coast
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#lakestrailfestival“Trail running has always been a relief and a sanctuary - something that makes me feel good, physically and mentally. For me, it’s not so much about the health benefits. Those are great, but I believe that the best thing about trail running is the joy it brings to life.”
Come run the Myall Lakes next July.
Early bird entry closes Dec 31st
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LAKES TRAIL FESTIVAL 2024
Barrington Coast
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Outside Magazine has delved into the pro's and con's of compression gear.
Practical takeaway - compression has physiological effects on the body: it’s not just a sugar pill or a PowerBalance bracelet (remember those !!).
It’s not clear whether those effects have any practical utility. Lots of athletes, from casual to very elite, swear by their compression gear, and that’s not something to be dismissed.
But ultimately it comes down to personal preference.
A FullyRad perceptive - compression under our gaiters provides support and extra protection for those tough trek legs. Compression kit while wet for long period of time did not go well - resulted in a itchy rash - mind you it was for 48hrs!
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The Latest Science on Compression Gear
www.outsideonline.com
Over the past decade, research into compression sportswear has exploded. Here’s what the results reveal.
Dutch Headwind Cycling Championships cancelled... because it's too windy!
I wonder if some riders went out anyway? I know some crew who would have given it a crack.
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Dutch Headwind Cycling Championships cancelled... because it's too windy
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"It seems like a bad joke," one competitor said... but the event's organisers decided it would be unsafe to go ahead with an orange wind warning and "crazy, too intense" 40mph gustsDynamic original content that inspires you to live wide open, play more, connect with the world around you and unleash your inner adventurer.