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Category: Community & Adaptive Programs

To use the power of water and the joy of kayaking to help people with unique needs find health, healing, and exciting challenges. The Tampa, Team River Runner program is a therapeutic kayak group created to assist injured soldiers in their rehabilitation.

Being a parent is the most rewarding and scary vocation. I am happy to report being a Dad has not slowed down my ability to enjoy the outdoors. In fact, it has made my love of the outdoors better because my son has helped me see everything as new again. He is my best hiking, camping, and paddling companion.

Community & Adaptive Programs

“Bridging the Gap”, Kayak Fundraisers, Mi.

7 Aug 200821 May 2009
Todd Salley is one of our kayaking friends from Michigan. Recently he paddled 90 miles to help raise funds for a variety of nonprofits and adaptive programs. Below is a…
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Suwannee River, Florida

31 Jul 200821 Aug 2026
I recently had the pleasure of paddling down a part of the Suwannee River as a river guide and Assistant Scout Master for my Boy Scout Troop. We started down…
Community & Adaptive Programs

4th of July

3 Jul 200821 Aug 2026
As you, celebrate the anniversary of U.S. independence this forth of July please pause and reflect on the men and woman that have sacrificed their health and lives for the…
Backcountry Kitchen…

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29 Dec 200725 Aug 2026
Jeff Fabiszewski and Sean Fitzgibbon come from two different worlds.  Even with their comical differences they joined forces in April of 2001 at Osprey Bay Outdoors with one goal; to…

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Often I am asked “why take a class” when retailers, people, and electronic media give information away for free. There is a lot of misleading, bias, and misinformation that can confuse and cause harm. A class allows for guided discovery and opportunity to practice skills without causing damage or harm to oneself.

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