It's Time For Xtreme Homeschooling, HomeFires.com safety became a concern with helmets, knee pads, and wrist guards required. Skate boarding and blading were banned on public and private property due to http://www.homefires.com/farticles/extreme.html
Extractions: The demise of space for kids to play meant that games could only be played at schools or in parks with groomed fields properly measured to assure rule-book adherence to adult-created game codes and parameters. The fields were fenced and locked so that in order for kids to play, an adult had to reserve or rent the facility. When the game was played, responsible adults were needed to supervise the kids, and make sure they behaved themselves. Coaches were needed to train the kids in the proper methods for warming up before a game and cooling down afterwards. They taught the kids the right techniques for holding a ball, kicking a ball, hitting a ball, and throwing a ball. They taught the kids the rules and made sure they obeyed them. They even supplied the only sanctioned snack (as any soccer mom can tell you) - oranges, cut into quarters. Parents, of course, came to the games to cheer their kids on. After investing so much in the gear and training, they naturally wanted to see how well their progeny did. From the sidelines they'd scream, yell, and shout their kids to victory. Kids on the losing team were often belittled and berated by parents and coaches who seemed to take the game loss as a personal failure. Grown-ups in the stands erupted into full-blown tantrums over close calls or bad calls by umpires and referees. For the adults, winning was everything, losing wasn't an option, and fun wasn't even a consideration.
Your Health 8/98 - (Safe In Sun, Food Preparation, Kid-safe Summer Its easy to forget about health and safety when you re having fun, but it s important for you to STRAP ON A HELMET WHEN biking, boarding OR blading http://www.ladhs.org/media/yourhealth/yourhealthaugust98.htm
Extractions: HOT TIPS FOR SAFE FUN IN THE SUN Summer months are a time for water recreational activities. But where summer and water are combined, children are especially vulnerable. Drowning is the leading cause of death for Los Angeles County youngsters from one to four years old. Of the 117 drowning deaths last year, 21 were children less than five years old. Two-thirds of these children drowned in backyard pools. It takes just a few seconds for a child to drown or nearly drown. Leaving children unattended in a few inches of water can have deadly results. In recent years, we have also seen an increase in the number of elderly persons who drowned during warm weather months. Last year, 26 people over the age of 65 drowned, compared to 15 who drowned in 1996. Many of these deaths occurred in spas and swimming pools. Seniors with heart conditions, high blood pressure or who experience dizziness and equilibrium difficulties should use caution when wading or swimming. DON'T LET A POOL MISHAP DAMPEN YOUR SUMMER SPLASH
Region Of Durham - Health community event that promotes safe use of wheels for kids at play biking, boarding, blading and riding scooters. Bring your helmet, wheels safety gear to http://www.region.durham.on.ca/health.asp?nr=/departments/health/injury_prev/bic
The Buchan Observer local Road safety Officer Yvonne Payne, the scheme was designed to encourage local kids to wear safety helmets when cycling, skate boarding and rollerblading. http://www.buchanobserver.com/archived/2003/Week_030/news/cycle_safety.asp
Extractions: Welcome to the online edition of the Buchan Observer SEARCH: The Web Buchanie Site FOR Home News Sport Postbag ... Subscribe NEWS DATE: PC Kate Williams models one of the excellent Raleigh Missile helments. (Picture: Leona Milne) by Leona Milne A SUMMMER cycling safety initiative launched by Grampian Police hit a stumbling block due to a sudden demand in cycling helmets. In May this year Grampian Police traffic cops based at Mintlaw teamed up with the Buchan Community Safety Group and local cycle stockists, Robertsons and Duncans Cycles, to offer school children a sensational safety deal on cycling helmets. The brainchild of Sergeant David Pirie and local Road Safety Officer Yvonne Payne, the scheme was designed to encourage local kids to wear safety helmets when cycling, skate boarding and roller-blading. The initiative attracted a total of 329 orders from pupils by the deadline leaving three weeks to place the order with Raleigh UK and distribute them to the schools before the summer holidays.
Appleby Sports Safety Tips Inline skating and skate boarding can be very exciting and MVP offers member discounts on bike helmets and in-line skating Appleby ROLLER blading safety TIPS. http://www.mvphealthplan.com/html/TreeHse/TreeTips/TipsSprt.cfm
Extractions: "After two years .your structures are holding up well, despite the almost regional amount of use that the park receives. If anything, the city did not come close to understanding the demand for skate parks. Your advice during the design and construction for the project was as durable as your structures." A good variety of obstacles, keeping all abilities in mind. (Remember, this will be used by your local kids). A good flow pattern throughout the skate park from obstacle to obstacle shall be applied. A skate park design that offers both ramp and street skating obstacles. Ensure proper, safe distances from obstacle to obstacle. Too much room between obstacles wears the kids out. Not enough room can be unsafe and too congested. Taller obstacles require more approach than shorter ones. Some obstacles require more landing room than others. Knowledge of how the obstacles are skated is very important. Quality, durability and warranty of equipment offered.
Herb Denenberg certifies helmets biking, motor cycling, personal water boarding, horseback riding, skate boarding, motorized cart soap boxing, roller blading, ice skating http://www.pnpa.com/Dennenberg/column576.htm
Extractions: Distribution CenterHerb Denenberg columns Download the text only version. Click here and choose SAVE AS from your browser's FILE pulldown menu. The # symbol indicates paragraph break. Herb Denenberg column for week of December 20, 2004. NF(8)(68). ANOTHER ACTIVITY, OF MANY OTHERS, REQUIRING A HELMET, WHICH SHOULD BE WORN ONLY IF YOU LIKE A BRAIN AND HEAD THAT FUNCTION. We still just dont get it, when it comes to wearing helmets, which can protect against brain injuries, one of the most devastating and most difficult to treat injuries. Thats evidenced all the time, by magazine covers that show people in action on bikes or snowboards or something else, without a helmet. For example, the July 2004 issue of the magazine Travel and Leisure has an attractive young lady on a bike without a helmet and in her bare feet, a perfect prescription for injury, possibly permanent disability and death. I like applying the dental advice on flossing in the context of helmets. The dentists say only floss the teeth you want to keep. Id say only wear a helmet on the head and brain you want to keep functioning and functioning properly. The attempt to make the public see the light has been going on for decades, without success. Laws have been passed requiring helmets, education efforts are always being made, but too many people still dont get it, especially the parents of young children who are most vulnerable to these mostly preventable medical catastrophes.
VERB - Tween Materials - Anytime Doubletime - Closing Student Planner Translate this page Here are 10 Top safety Tips that are important no matter what your VERB is! Gear up! Wear a helmet for activities like biking, blading and boarding. http://www.cdc.gov/youthcampaign/materials/tweens/student_planner/close.htm
Extractions: Back to top ^ Page 120-121 10 consejos para seguridad Mantente activo . Pero sin peligro Jugar con inteligencia es jugar seguro. ¡Aquí te damos diez conse-jos importantes para la seguridad, no importa cuál sea tu verbo! ¡Usa el equipo! Si haces una actividad que requiere equipo pro-tector, úsalo siemprey revísalo con regularidad para asegúrarte de que te sienta bien y que fun-ciona apropiadamente. ¡Protégete el meollo! Usa casco para el ciclismo, patinaje en línea y andar en monopatín. Comprueba que llevas la talla adecuada y que está bien abrochado para que no se te caiga. Pídele a un adulto que te enseñe cómo te debe sentar y cómo abrocharte el casco. ¡Caliénta! Acuérdate de estirarte y de refrescarte¡hablamos de los músculos! Es importante calentar y refrescarse después de cada actividad.
For Kids Home safety for Stayat-Home Kids. Nanaimo Fire Rescue encourages working parents to help keep their Wear a helmet when biking, blading, or boarding. http://www.city.nanaimo.bc.ca/printer_friendly.asp?id=174
Surfing Helmet helmets for skiing, snowboarding, biking and BMX, white and kite board, inline skate, roller blading and more Kite boarding, Wind Surfing, Body boarding, Sailing http://surfing-direct.com/surfing/32/surfing-helmet.html
The Buchan Observer safety Officer Yvonne Payne, the scheme was designed to encourage local kids to wear safety helmets when cycling, skate boarding and rollerblading. http://www.buchanie.co.uk/archived/2003/Week_030/news/cycle_safety.asp
Extractions: Welcome to the online edition of the Buchan Observer SEARCH: The Web Buchanie Site FOR Home News Sport Postbag ... Subscribe NEWS DATE: PC Kate Williams models one of the excellent Raleigh Missile helments. (Picture: Leona Milne) by Leona Milne A SUMMMER cycling safety initiative launched by Grampian Police hit a stumbling block due to a sudden demand in cycling helmets. In May this year Grampian Police traffic cops based at Mintlaw teamed up with the Buchan Community Safety Group and local cycle stockists, Robertsons and Duncans Cycles, to offer school children a sensational safety deal on cycling helmets. The brainchild of Sergeant David Pirie and local Road Safety Officer Yvonne Payne, the scheme was designed to encourage local kids to wear safety helmets when cycling, skate boarding and roller-blading. The initiative attracted a total of 329 orders from pupils by the deadline leaving three weeks to place the order with Raleigh UK and distribute them to the schools before the summer holidays.
Skate Park Opens On Saturday Proper safety equipment is preferred. No biking or rollerblading in the park. safety equipment is recommended. Use of helmets, elbow pads and knee pads http://www.fhtimes.com/times/2000archives/3-29-00/skatepark.htm
Extractions: By: Greg Crawford, Times Reporter This Saturday Fountain Hills first and only Skate Park, "The Peaks," will open to the public. The Parks and Recreation Department received approval for the temporary facility more than a month ago and this week signs and props have been erected. The grand opening will begin with a demonstration at noon and a skateboarding contest at 12.30. The temporary skate boarding facility is located at the west parking lot of Four Peaks Park. Anyone interested in participating in the contest must come to Parks and Recreation Department and sign a waiver. There will be two groups, beginner and advanced, and there will be a charge of $5 to pre-register for the contest and $10 on Saturday. Contestants cannot participate without a signed waiver. The Sheriffs Department is donating a skateboard and safety equipment as prizes, and there will be refreshments and face painting by the Mayors Youth Council. The Sub Society skateboarding shop in Tempe, CG Bike Inc. and Bashas is sponsoring the event and Baskin Robbins is providing free ice cream scoops. After the grand opening normal hours for "The Peaks" will be sunrise to 10:30 p.m. everyday.
Camp Forum: An Error Occured! We decided to go with BMX bike helmets so that programs for both skateboarding and inline blading at the a full set for our mountain boarding program they http://www.mysummercamps.com/forum/gforum.cgi?post=9;guest=152690&t=search_engin
All Board - Camp Forum Are skateboarding, roller blading, mountain boarding and other wheelcentric sports We decided to go with BMX bike helmets so that their entire head, http://www.mysummercamps.com/forum/For_Camp_Directors_C3/Research_and_Learn_F10/
Extractions: Like any good camp activity, the higher the risk the more you manage it, says Tom McGrath, director of Camp Conrad Weiser, South Mountain YMCA, Wernersville, Pa., who runs a mountain board program at the camp. For example, area selection is importantmaking sure the areas free of obstructions, that its not too high and that it doesnt run into trees. Also, that its properly staffed, that theyre wearing appropriate safety equipment, and that the kids arent going outside the policy and mountain boarding outside the camp. Its managing the risks and identifying in advance some of the things that can go wrong.
Extractions: Welcome to this portion of englishbay.com's recreation where we feature Lorne Milne, blading instructor and a founder of the local volunteer "Inline Skate Patrol". Here you'll find helpful tips about many outdoor activities including where to go and even how to do it! Lorne is a blading instructor (certified Level 1,2,3 /Masters, and Examiner) with the International Inline Skating Association. Ho also is a former director of the local Volunteer Skate Patrols. Lorne was the first IISA instructor to acquire 4 masters certifications (Racing, Fitness, Freestyle, and Skate-to Ski for teaching downhill skiing). In addition to general in-line and street skating skills, Lorne also specializes in hill skills, utilizing his background as a certified levels 1-3 ski instructor and level 1 and 2 snowboard instructor, all of which he teaches through the LM Blade, Board and Ski School. Lorne also writes articles on inline skating for various magazines, including Florida's Fitness and Speed Skating Times
Staying Alive: Kids Seasonal Safety A proper fitting helmet is your best defence against head injury. If your blading or boarding, those elbows, knees, and wrists need protection too. http://www.stayingalive.ca/kids_seasonal.html
Extractions: Dont Forget Your Invisible Shield! Hang on a second. I know its a gorgeous sunny day, and you cant wait to get outside, but before you do take a few seconds to spread sunscreen on that exposed skin. Who needs sunburn? Get the power of sunscreen working for you! Oh and be sure to toss on a pair of cool shades and a baseball cap too! Put a Lid on it! Going for a bike ride, a roll on the blades, or out to land a few tricks on your skateboard? Dont forget your lid! Even a low speed fall can cause serious damage. A proper fitting helmet is your best defence against head injury. Hey and with all the extreme helmet designs out there, its the cool way to roll! On The Blades or on a Board If your blading or boarding, those elbows, knees, and wrists need protection too. Strapping on a little protective gear sure beats broken bones and road rash! Besides who wants to spend time waiting in those long line-ups at Emergency. Make a Splash! Going water-skiing, wakeboarding, or boating? Be sure to put on your life jacket before you leave the dock. Keep this fact in mind; of the hundreds of people who die in boating related accidents each year, 9 out of every 10 ARE NOT wearing life a jacket! Get an approved life jacket that fits, and wear it.
GoCityKids San Diego Inline Skating/Boarding Zones Park an ideal place for bike riding, roller blading, picnicking, kite flying, safety gear helmet, knee and elbow pads - is mandatory and can be http://www.gocitykids.com/browse/subcat.jsp?area=198&category=34
SurfWax: News, Reviews And Articles On Skateboarding t try at home, starring professional skate boarding stars Tony Within days, Windom residents will be walking, biking, roller blading and skateboarding http://news.surfwax.com/outdoors/files/Skateboarding.html
Extractions: Dressed like they are on their way to see Slayer (Carfagna s favorite band) play a death-metal concert, the duo wakes up every morning wherever they may have camped the day before and go skateboarding ... Camping in fields, abandoned lots and anywhere an old road takes them, the two have been living simple lives revolving around skateboarding. (Ashland Daily Tidings, OR) Another team from Warner Electric started the day spreading 10 large piles of mulch on the trail at DeVol Field, and then moved on to painting the skateboarding ramps in Morsches Park. "They've really helped a lot, and we really appreciate it," said Mark Green, the park director. (Columbia City Post and Mail, IN)
