From Lynn Lumbert Wednesday evening;
“…Great News. We are going to get to go home on Friday. Scott will be going to an accute care facility that handles brain injuries, in St. Charles, MO. He is making a little progress and moving forward everyday with more movement and some eye flutters. I’m so thrilled with each step he makes, just that much closer to waking up and getting to hear his voice. Again, thank you so much…”
The list of sea water health benefits is nearly endless. But, even if it only had a placebo effect on our physique, our brain would still drive us to the beach.
It’s good to your mood, and it will boost your health. The only thing that sea water does not do is hydrate our body. But that is not even a downside compared to the benefits
Sea water can be a natural drug and medicine. It stimulates our body and promotes the feeling of well-being that surfers very well know. If you live by the beach or … More
Red Bull Party returned to the shores of Waikiki’s Queen Beach for the third time on August 28, 2016, and Shonduras was there to capture all the gnarly wipe outs. Competing teams were decked out in themed costumes, performed a skit on the beach and paddled out together to collectively catch waves.
Before endurance and water sports existed, there was canoe paddling. Initially a vehicle used to hunt and fight has now become one of the largest growing fitness and endurance sports in the world. The U.S. outrigger canoe paddling team from Kona, the Red Bull Wa’a, have taken the age-old sport by storm and challenged the tenure of the Tahitian paddlers.
For the Red Bull Wa’a, paddling isn’t just a means to peak personal strength – it’s spiritual. Team captain, Kainoa Tanoai, says “When you’re paddling for four hours a day, you’re focused on the goal of competing at the highest level, but you’re also focused on being one with the ocean and respecting the canoe, your teammates, and the sport.