there is more scope for adventure today give your views for or against the statement
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Undoubtedly there has always been scope for adventure in man's life, and more so in the modern times. Someone has rightly said: “It is in the compelling zest of high adventure and of victory, and in creative action, that man finds his supreme joys”
Adventure instinct is innate in man. The mischievous child, the risk-taking youth, the instinct to go beyond, all reflect it. No wonder man has inclination towards adventure sport! The adventure sports though appearing to be risky are full of thrill and excitement that have many benefits. As they are becoming more and more available, more and more people are experiencing the swashbuckling side of adventure sports. The contemporary generation of the youngsters, especially, the teenagers appear to be crazy about adventure sports. The adrenaline packed maneuvers provide such an extreme thrill that those who taste it once become addicted to it.
Man by natures is adventure seeking being; however, his fears don't him undertake the risky ventures. But once, he experiences the thrill and mind-blowing tingling of adrenaline rush in his veins while doing an adventure sports, no one can stop him from experiencing it more. This is the reason why the excitement seeking teenagers are crazy about doing adventure sports. If done after proper training and with caution, adventure sports have many benefits. High self esteem, adaptability, increased problem solving, unmatched physical fitness and agility are just a few of them.
A wide range of adventure sports is available now: bungee jumping, mountain climbing, sky-diving, para-gliding, sky-surfing' extreme-skiing, mountain-biking, kayaking, etc. The thrill one gets after climbing a steep mountain, or diving fast from a plane, the opening of parachute just a few hundred feet from earth's surface, can never be felt in any other activity. Adventure sports are becoming increasingly popular among the daredevil teenagers for the sheer excitement and thrill involved in them. So, adventure in the modern time has more scope than ever before!
Adventure instinct is innate in man. The mischievous child, the risk-taking youth, the instinct to go beyond, all reflect it. No wonder man has inclination towards adventure sport! The adventure sports though appearing to be risky are full of thrill and excitement that have many benefits. As they are becoming more and more available, more and more people are experiencing the swashbuckling side of adventure sports. The contemporary generation of the youngsters, especially, the teenagers appear to be crazy about adventure sports. The adrenaline packed maneuvers provide such an extreme thrill that those who taste it once become addicted to it.
Man by natures is adventure seeking being; however, his fears don't him undertake the risky ventures. But once, he experiences the thrill and mind-blowing tingling of adrenaline rush in his veins while doing an adventure sports, no one can stop him from experiencing it more. This is the reason why the excitement seeking teenagers are crazy about doing adventure sports. If done after proper training and with caution, adventure sports have many benefits. High self esteem, adaptability, increased problem solving, unmatched physical fitness and agility are just a few of them.
A wide range of adventure sports is available now: bungee jumping, mountain climbing, sky-diving, para-gliding, sky-surfing' extreme-skiing, mountain-biking, kayaking, etc. The thrill one gets after climbing a steep mountain, or diving fast from a plane, the opening of parachute just a few hundred feet from earth's surface, can never be felt in any other activity. Adventure sports are becoming increasingly popular among the daredevil teenagers for the sheer excitement and thrill involved in them. So, adventure in the modern time has more scope than ever before!
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