Cycle and Camp in Connemara led to the formation of the first camping group
BASICSOF CAMPING
TENT
SLEEPING BAG
Water Bottle
Fire Starter
First Aid Kit
Pocket Knife
Map and Compass (or a charged GPS)
Weather Appropriate Clothing & Rain Gear
Flashlight, Lantern or Head Lamp
Toilet Paper
Early mountaineers classify mountains as level I. II. III
Minor climb (requires a max. of 1 day to hike to climb)
Major climb ( requires an overnight stay or camping for several days)
I – few hours
•II – half day
•III – full day
•IV – overnight
• V – 1 and a half to 2 days,
• VI – 2 days and VII – extreme multi day ascent. Still there is
this open classification for more than 2 days. So a 3 day to
a 100 day is still classified as level VII
ClassSystem
1–Walking(easystroll)
2 –Hikingalongapath/ruggedterrain
3–Scrambling(usinghandsforbalance)
4–Climbingeasycliffsbutwithenough dropoff
beginnersshouldberoped.
5–Usingfreehandsasclimbingmethod
6–verydifficultandneedtouseartificial method
KAYAKING It is a propelling a small boat by paddling a double blade paddle and the structure of the deck is closed
CANOEING It is an activity which involves paddling a small boat with a single -bladed paddle and the structure of the deck is open
Surfing refers to the act of riding a wave, regardless of whether the wave is ridden with a board and regardless of the stance used.
Wakeboarding It is another type of surface water sports which the techniques adopted from surfing and snowboarding, can be towed either by a motorboat or closed -cable system.
Snorkeling A swimming activity along the surface of the water and enjoying the underwater world equipped with a mask (or googles)
Freediving This is a water -based recreational activity use a method of underwater diving which does not require the help of a breathing apparatus.
Scuba It is a water activities is a type of diving that need the help of a self - contained underwater breathing apparatus.
Water Aerobics A form of aerobic exercise that requires water -immersed participants