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  • Roller Skiing; Skiing…in summer???

    Roller Skiing; Skiing…in summer???

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    Written by: Arthur, Founder of ISFM In this article, we’ll be talking about…wait a minute…Skiing in the middle of summer? That’s right! We’ll be talking about Roller Skiing. Introduction Roller Skiing is a sport not many people know about. I just recently discovered about roller skiing when I was looking outside my car window, and…

  • Shin-kicking

    Shin-kicking

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    Written by: Adrien, Reporter in ISFM  Introduction You probably never heard about shin-kicking, a bizarre sport that involves kicking someone in the shin, but weird enough (this is a weird sport) it has a world cup! Ready to learn about this “sport”? Then let’s go! History Shin-kicking was invented in England around the 17th century.…

  • Canyoning

    Canyoning

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    Written by: Stella, reporter in ISFM Have you ever heard of canyoning? It’s not a super common sport like soccer or basketball, but it’s one of the most exciting adventures you can do outside. Canyoning is when you explore canyons, which are big rocky places with rivers and waterfalls. It’s like a mix of hiking,…

  • The Evolution of the Bicycle

    The Evolution of the Bicycle

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    In this article, we’ll be talking about the evolution of bicycles. Written by: Arthur, founder of ISFM Introduction Imagine riding a nice trail in the mountains, or pedaling in between large buildings; that’s all thanks to the bicycle, or bike. But have you ever wondered where this marvelous invention comes from? Well, in this article,…

  • Surfing: part II

    Surfing: part II

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    Written by: Adrien, Reporter in ISFM Introduction Now that we’ve talked about having fun and respect, let’s talk about the other stuff!  History Surfing was probably invented in 400 AD (In the Common Area, after Jesus Christ’s birth). While surfing was a way to fish for the Incas, it was an important part of the…

  • Horseback Riding: Part ll

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    Written by Victor: manager in ISFM Did you realize that in most history books there are always horses? That’s because horseback riding was a very important part of life back then. Horseback riding started a long time ago; Native Americans used them, the army used them and a lot of other people used them too,…