Ren and Aki Adventures 2011-2012 Program Guide. We at Ren and Aki Adventures have a “No child left inside policy”.

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Ren and Aki Adventures Program Guide

We at Ren and Aki Adventures have a “No child left inside policy”.

Ren and Akira Ren and Aki are a mother-daughter team of playful individuals who make a life and a living by the spirit of adventure. We lead short day-hikes, high-country horse expeditions, and hut-trips at our Allenspark cabin.

Winter programs include sledding, guided snowshoe-to-snowboard hikes, snow-camps, winter-shelter-building classes, and guided human- to-horse interactions. Winter Programs

Summer programs include guided horse-to human interactions, swimming lessons, day- hikes and overnight stays at our Allenspark cabin. Summer Programs

What science is saying: Children today spend an average of 6 hours each day in front of a TV or computer but less than 4 minutes a day in unstructured outdoor play. (Chesapeake Bay Foundation.) Almost 50% of children aged 8-16 years watch 3-5 hours of television a day. These kids who watch the most hours of television have the highest incidence of obesity. (Word on Health, “Childhood Obesity on the Rise”: Torgan, Carol, June 2002) Increased studies of science and nature, especially in the very young, has proven in studies to be extremely beneficial for cognitive functioning, reduced symptoms of attention deficit disorder, increased self-discipline and emotional well being. (Chesapeake Bay Foundation.)

How Ren and Aki can help: We offer a variety of programs that are specific to the needs of our individual clients from infant to elder. We create outdoor education, nature-based exploration programs designed to assist in overall growth and development for all ages and capabilities.

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