finest top quality tuition from highly experienced instructors when you go clay pigeon shooting in Worcestershire!

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Clay pigeon shooting in Nottingham is a sporting tradition that goes back generations
- so why not give this time-honoured avian
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20 30 & 40-clay shoots at Broadoak End near Bishops Stortford ...

Look up line up your shot & blast a clay pigeon right out of that sky when you go clay shooting in Cambridgeshire! There's something particularly satisfying about watching the bits of the pesky clays falling from above knowing you've smacked the target head on
- & these experiences will show you just how it's done. This Cambridgeshire clay shooting ground even has a motto: ' Nobody leaves unless they have hit at least one clay'. Now that's what we call fighting talk but hey it means this outdoor pursuits team is pretty confident that the instructors can get absolutely anyone to shoot on target at least once! Of course you don't have to be a complete beginner to enjoy shooting those dastardly clays over in Cambridgeshire. There are over 30 different stands with automatic traps throwing standard midis minis rabbit battue & teal targets set & shot from open field positions nestled along a 300 yard spinney. & if you don't know what any of that means no need to fret all wi...
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If you fancy firing off a few cartridges get booked in for a session of clay pigeon shooting in Sittingbourne! This is your chance to crush clays to dust in the Kent countryside mid-way between Maidstone & the Isle of Sheppey. This Kent-based outdoor pursuits centre has been running clay shoots since 1988 so when it comes to teaching you how to line up a shot & blast that fast-flying clay right out the sky they certainly know their stuff. What we like about this Sittingbourne ground is the variety so there'll be plenty to keep both the absolute beginner & the competent shooters entertained. There's even a good stock of guns available for these clay shoots including 12 & 20 gauge. A 12 bore has a larger range than a 20 but it is heavier & has more recoil (that's to say the 'knock' to the shoulder you experience after pulling the trigger). There is also a choice between over-&-under & semi-automatic types. As for the targets well those pesky clays will be coming at you f... ...

Who would you invite to 'come climb & dine at The O2 with me'? The O2 climb & dine experience offers a heady mix of scaling the heights of The O2 Arena combined with a nice meal out afterwards
- in a restaurant right underneath where you were walking! You can't beat a bit of urban mountaineering & The O2 & meal is the real deal. You'll certainly be earning your dinner as you take on the walkways that literally take you up to the middle of the famous roof & back down the other side. All with sweeping 360 degrees thrown in for good measure. & we have to say by all accounts it's pretty full-on out there for The O2 climbers & diners. You'll be kitted out in a climbing outfit according to the weather (it can be windy at the summit!) that also

Includes:: a climbing harness & special sticky-soled boots for extra grip. As you get all this gear on the nerves are bound to start
- it's not every day you walk up & over a massive roof structure now is it? All the climb team memb...



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Scale the heights when you go climbing in Stirlingshire! We are offering beginners the perfect session to get climbing at this outdoor centre near Gartmore. It's great value for your money & everything you need to climb (and abseil back down again!) is included. Sitting pretty right on the edge of the Trossachs National Park you'll find this farm estate that is home to this activity centre & a holiday park. It's just west of Stirlingshire & offers a huge range of things to do. You're going to be here to climb. The centre has a purpose-built climbing tower with various routes of varying levels of difficulty to climb. We have to admit when you first stand at the bottom it looks a long way up to the top but you'll be surprised how high you can climb when you put your mind to it. Helping you with your first foray into sport climbing at this Stirlingshire venue is Ross the Boss & his team of instructors. They're all great fun with all the banter & really good at spurring you on too. Safety is of course paramount so there's always a briefing before you climb & you'll be shown how to get into your harness & how to adjust it correctly. So there you are on the climbing wall. You're making good progress using your hands & feet to reach for the holds. As you near the top of the wall you realise that once you're there you have to come back down. That's when you get to abseil. It takes a bit of guts to begin with but once you're into the rhythm it feels really good. Having conquered the wall there should be time for you to take on one last climbing challenge. This Gartmore centre boasts a very special climbing tree. Yep it's an actual pine tree with actual climbing holds fitted to the trunk. Hold your nerve for this one as the higher you climb the better the views of the Trossachs National Park & Loch Lomond are! Start climbing in Stirlingshire at this centre near Gartmore & we're sure you'll be hooked on the sport. All the gear you need is included in the very competitive price of the voucher & the basecamp has free tea & coffee & a comfy seating area
- ideal for sitting back & reflecting on the time you climbed right up a tree!
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Some of the best-known rock climbing is in North Wales in particular around the Eglwyseg valley which is exactly where you'll be for your rock climbing adventure! Suitable for absolute beginners & those with some climbing experience alike you'll have a fun day out at this superb location. & we have to say this is adventure in the raw. Two rockface climbs & an exhilarating abseil down a drop of about 90ft is the aim of the day. This whole escarpment rises magnificently from the hilltop just outside Llangollen
- & when you reach the top of your rock climb the sweeping views of the North Wales countryside are nothing short of breathtaking. The whole area around Llangollen is really popular with rock climbers. There are hundreds of sport & traditional climbing routes around these limestone crags stretching from Llangollen to the appropriately-named ' World's End' with names like Craig Arthur Twilight Monk's Buttress Dinbre & Trevor
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Take to the Welsh mountains when you go rock climbing in South Wales! Find your feet on the rock faces of the Brecon Beacons & learn the basics of sport climbing from fully trained instructors during this brilliantly action-packed day out that takes place way up high in the hills. Escaping to experience the outdoor life is increasingly becoming a priority in our rushed busy lives & rock climbing is a real 'back to basics' sport which really makes you feel at one with the beautiful scenery & challenges that nature can throw at you. These rock ascents offer the perfect introduction to climbing with the breathtaking backdrop of South Wales to spur you onwards & upwards. As this experience is aimed at those with little or no climbing experience the activity starts with a safety briefing & introduction to using the harnesses & ropes as well as touching on the sort of knots climbers use. Once kitted out with a helmet & harness you'll be taught the basics of climbing tech... ...

Become a Flyboard rider with free flowing flair on these adrenaline-packed have-a-go sessions! What we love about this venue is that you will be taking to the fly board on the sea at this the country's very first coastal fly board centre! Feel like a superhero ninja in a wetsuit out on the blue waters of the south coast as you head out of Poole harbour & onto the open seas around Sandbanks beach for this amazing experience that will literally have you flying out of the water on a board. Maybe we should explain how it works. You get kitted out in full wet suit buoyancy aid & helmet then you'll put your feet into a pair of Hyperlite boots that are fixed to the fly board. The board itself is a bit like a plastic skateboard but with heavy duty jet hoses underneath to propel you in the air. When you first look at the gadget you'll think:' There's now way I'll be able to balance & stand up on THAT!' but with expert flyboard tuition & a bit of determination you will succeed. Once out on the water & ready to fly you get yourself strapped into the board. The accompanying PWC (that's personal water craft) that provides the water for the hoses & your instructor who is controlling the thrust will wait for the OK from you then the water is released.......and as the pressure builds up in the hose the underwater propulsion will raise the board with you on it out of the water...and you're flying! The sensation of being raised into the air on a column of high pressure water is probably quite enough excitement for one day by the seaside
- & after 25 minutes out on the sea you'll probably be exhilarated but exhausted too. Don't forget this flyboard centre at Poole harbour near Bournemouth is the first & only location in the UK to offer you the chance to get to grips with the fly board on coastal waters rather than an inland lake.
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