Category: Well Being
Survival Situations Need Tenacity For You To Win And Survive
I’ve sat around many campfires, had conversations on forums and answered emails about survival and what constitutes survival, I’ve even talked with people I’ve met…
Tips Tips For Avoiding Winter Injuries
I was just about to make the statement that ‘everyone loves the winter,’ but then reality struck and I know that it would be wrong…
Time to Legitimise Outdoor Therapy as a Prescribed Treatment
Many veterans have had recourse to natural therapies to cope with psychological disorders. Stacey Bare, who had served in Iraq in 2006, returned home struggling…
How to Recognize Frostbite and How to Avoid It
I’ve just asked one of the guys here in the Outdoor Revival HQ if he’s ever had Frostbite, he’s not, and neither have I so…
How to Recognize and Prevent Hypothermia
To avid hikers, skiers, snowshoers, and anyone who loves the winter outdoors, staying warm is key to having a safe and enjoyable adventure. Hypothermia is a…
The Effects of Starvation
When people get stranded and lost there’s often a real risk of starvation. Obviously, the priority should be drinkable water because the body can last…
Water, Water, Everywhere – But Not a Drop to Drink
We’ve ben reading and hearing about water shortages for years, it’s the most important resource we have on the planet after air and rather than…
The Effects of Dehydration – Serious stuff
In the Outdoor Revival office the other day we were talking about dehydration and how we’ve all felt the effects at some time or another,…
Before The Storm Hits – Get Ready
We’re getting into storm season, I know that we’ve had a couple local to us here at Outdoor Revival HQ that have caused some mayhem so…
Love Running – Minimal Shoes May Reduce Running Injuries
Runners who wear shoes with no cushioning and land on the ball of their foot rather than the heel put significantly less demand on their…