Proof that Boating is Addictive
Willhound
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I've always commented to the Admiral (and anyone else that would listen) that I always feel my stress level drop and feel happy and content on the water. Turns out that there is scientific proof that this happens. Discover Boating, a Canadian organization that is supported by the industry and promotes boating commissioned a study to look at the benefits of boating. Here is an info-graphic that reports some of their findings.
http://www.nmma.net/assets/cabinets/Cabinet391/db InfoGraphic_YourBrainOnABoat_CDN_LR - FINAL.pdf
http://www.nmma.net/assets/cabinets/Cabinet391/db InfoGraphic_YourBrainOnABoat_CDN_LR - FINAL.pdf
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2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
Comments
― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows -
I mean, c'mon. We go boating because a human body is 60% water? Mine is 20% gin when I'm on the boat.
We are drawn to the water because we like the color blue?!? He obviously haven't been boating on the muddy Potomac. If the water here is blue, it means somebody spilled a jug of holding tank deodorant.
Fact is @ LaRea your hooked. Blue water, muddy, it's all good.
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
@Willhound - the details would not bore me. Should I get the book?
and here's a longer story with links to the whole thing:
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/your-brain-on-a-boat-research-says-boating-improves-creativity-emotional-health-relaxation-1027351147
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)