SNOWSHOER

Snowshoers enjoy a low-impact aerobic workout that combines strength with endurance. The air is fresh and crisp. The scenery is beautiful and the health benefits are exceptional. The sport is simple, and easy to love.

SKELETON

This Olympic sport acquired its name from a metal sled that was thought to look like a skeleton. The athlete lies face-down on the small sled with no steering or braking mechanism. The head-first slide is fast and frightfully exciting.

SKULL AND CROSSBONES

The skull and crossbones has warned of pirates since the 16th century. Pirates are known for their dangerous habits of pillaging, plundering and rule-breaking. True pirates can strike fear into the hearts of others with sudden outbursts of "Yaaar!" or "Surrender the booty!"

CHOKU REI

The choku rei is an empowerment symbol used in Reiki that can spiral anti-clockwise or clockwise. With intention, it is used to increase power / flow of Reiki or as an energy cleansing or blessing.

BOXER

Boxing tests an individual's strength, determination and heart in a struggle to be the best. Boxers love the fight, the game, the dance and the challenge. Combat is physical, mental, raw and unpredictable. It makes us feel alive.

TRISKELION

Three human legs joined together is a triskelion. It is the symbol of Sicily and the Isle of Man. It represents perpetual motion and the ability to always land on your feet.

KITEBOARDER

Kiteboarding is a complete adrenaline rush that can be done in wide open waters with steady winds. Soaring with the birds and the waves can be an addictive thrill.

MEDIC ALERT

This symbol calls attention to a medical condition that should be noted in case of emergency. The back of the symbol can be engraved with specific information.

CRICKET PLAYER

Cricket is one of the most popular sports in the world. Players build strength, stamina, speed, aim and coordination. Games provide team mates with a healthy opportunity to co-operate, exercise and have fun.