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Equipment for Lumberjack Water Sports
- By Jim De Fazio
- Published February 12, 2009
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You need to have the right equipment, if you want to be a log roller.
Everything from logs, spikes, shoes or any other equipment will help
you out in the Lumberjack Water Sports.
Warm up the Cold Winter with Zipfy
- By Mark s Eckenrode
- Published February 11, 2009
- Luge
- Unrated
Zipfy is a freestyle mini luge which is know to be inspired by the
Olympic sport of luge. It is an easy to use with amazing looks. The
sport would remind you of an oversized joystick especially with its
steering. To play this sport all you need to do is sit on the racing
sled, take the steering stick and down the hill you go.
Learning the History of Luge
- By Gerald P Njuguna
- Published February 11, 2009
- Luge
- Unrated
In the 8th century, the Vikings first bombed down a hill on their heavy
wooden sleds screaming the viking curses. It was during 1883 when the
first recorded formal competition called “Luge” was organized in
America. The game has undergone major improvement, with high tech
runners and aerodynamically slick suits allowing competitors to play at
a speed of almost 75 miles per hour.
Similarities and Dissimilarities Between Luge & Bobsledding
- By James W Kelly
- Published February 11, 2009
- Luge
- Unrated
The luge and bobsledding winter sports share a lot of common thing.
Apart from being featured prominently in the winter Olympics, they have
many other similar features like:
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- By Simon Harris
- Published January 9, 2009
- Luge
- Unrated
A luge is a small sled for one- or two-person. Sled is steered by
flexing the sled's runners with the calf of each leg or exerting
opposite shoulder pressure to the seat. Luge is also a sport involving
racing with such sleds.
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