Sentences with phrase «polar plunge»
The phrase "polar plunge" refers to a daring activity where people jump or dive into very cold water, typically during winter or in icy locations. Full definition
So with ice floating by, we put on our game faces and challenged ourselves with the coldest of polar plunges.
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Saturday's polar plunge appears to have been a success; as of Monday, over $ 33,000 was raised.
It includes an aromatherapy steam room, showers of various temperatures and intensities, clay steam room, sauna, ice room, Jacuzzi, polar plunge pool, footbath and «sensations pool» filled with waterjets of various shapes and pressures.
All week I threw in little blurbs and hints about a possible polar plunge later in the week and the suspense, excitement and anxiousness built as our final day neared.
The ice coupled with the imposing shadow of Dawes Glacier in the background made for a perfect polar plunge scene.
Plunge for a Purpose: The Habitat for Humanity polar plunge is a family - friendly event that raises money for local homes for...
This year, however, may be the last year the Stony Point Seals can call its annual event a «polar plunge.»
A polar plunge event in Pittsfield, Massachusetts Saturday will benefit the Special Olympics of Massachusetts.
There's a reason the folks who undertake «polar plunges» in winter months emerge from the frigid water with silly grins on their faces: giving your body a quick, cold shock stimulates deep breathing (which increases the oxygen in our bodies) and jump - starts circulation.
It's just as comfortable moseying into the lounge for a pint as it is to leap from the fantail for a «polar plunge» or sketch a landscape from the sundeck.
The words «polar plunge» crackled through the speakers; combined with the music, I felt inspired.
How much: The trip costs USD $ 8,295, based on a triple cabin, and includes activities such as camping, hiking, photography workshops, yoga, and the polar plunge.
Other activities include regular Zodiac expeditions and a «polar plunge.»
Set foot on Antarctica — the world's least visited continent, watch majestic albatross soar by the ship while crossing the Drake Passage, opt to brave the chill of a polar plunge, witness immense ice...
Take a turn on «polar bear watch» with a member of the expedition staff, opt to challenge yourself with a polar plunge, capture a herd of Svalbard reindeer in your viewfinder, enjoy spectacular vis...
And for those not aware of what a «polar plunge» is, it is basically a bunch of crazy people (me included) jumping into a... Read More»
For those not familiar with our play on words here, the phrase «freezin» for a reason» is used in some places for events such as a polar plunge to help raise money for a good cause.
The expedition photographer took photos of those silly enough to take the polar plunge (worth it!)