extreme sports stag weekend activities

"Look out, look out there’s a mad stag about." So gents you fancy something a little extreme … good for you. There are some real adrenaline pumping, lung bursting, boxer testing activities to pursue in the name of fun and adventure. These extreme sports will get the senses burning, your inners moving and your outers glowing.

As you would expect these cannot be taken lightly and you’ll only get the best out of them if you’re up to the challenge and, importantly, fit enough. What seems like a good idea at the time could turn into an asthmatic and or house of pain nightmare if you (and or anyone in the stag weekend party) is not prepared for extreme application.

That said, if you’re ready for this kind of action, many of the best, most rewarding, memorable and fulfilling extreme stag weekend experiences await, choose from:

abseiling premium outdoor pursuits - descend skilfully from great heights. after an introduction and safety briefing you’ll be set testing, adrenaline pumping descent ...more	blokarting adrenalin beach action, essentially it’s yachting on land but instead of the boat you have a kart, it’s great fun and you can reach up to 40kmh...more
bobsleigh wow! They held the world championships here in 2003, an awesome Olympic standard run set in the beautiful Latvian countryside....more	bridge swinging extreme sport - strap into a safety harness, jump from the bridge and let gravity do the rest...more
canyoning this is for the fit among you. It’s extreme action - scale, jump, slide, tumble and scramble your way through nature's terrain. ..more	cliff jumping it does what it says on the tin - extreme action, jump and descend with adrenaline from increasing heights. ..more
coasteering not to be confused with coaster-eering - the art of beer mat balancing, Coasteering is an extreme sport - a fusion of sea based climbing, swimming, jumping adventure. ..more	hovercrafting unusual stag weekend action, powerful, multi terrain, single seater machines. Float on the air and speed around like a motorised ghost. ..more
hot dogging specially designed lightweight kayak/raft style mini-craft taking up to a trio of stags, for a butterfly inducing white water experience.. ..more	hydrospeeding essentially solo whitewater body rafting, it’s white water rafting for 1 - you can’t get closer to the water. It’s been described as driving the front end of a toboggan ..more
kite buggying similar to blokarting but you will be using a power kite and a buggy designed base so it relies a lot on strength and coordination, it’s a massive thrill and ..more	luge single seater sliding action, an extended 400m Baltic fairground ride. It's very simple, grab the “lift” which takes you to the top and then let rip. . ..more
mountainboarding mountainboarding is an exciting cross between snowboarding and skateboarding - big in America and growing fast in Europe.. ..more	paragliding paragliding involves you sitting under a a lightweight cloth wing which can remain airborne and fly for great distances.. ..more
parakarting parakarting is a highly technical sport, it uses the wind power to propel a 'pilot' in a three-wheeled buggy using a powerful four-line 'traction'...more	rap running crazy supported descents over mother nature - see the picture for best explanation. ..more
sand boarding a cross between skate boarding and snowboarding, and similar to mountain boarding but no prizes for guessing it takes place on sand instead ..more	sphereing rolled up into a cavity filled nylon ball, you strap in, receive a gentle hand and then gravity does the rest pulling you down at urban speed limit breaking velocity ..more
tobogganing hurl yourself down a 650metre run on your toboggan. ..more	white water rafting the extreme old school, team up with fellow stags, ride the wild water and best the rapids with your ‘oarsome’ aquatic skill ..more
zap cats private powerboats, very high speed hair raising rides ..more	zorbing zorbing as it's done down under. crawl into a 1 or 2 man zorb, (add water for a hydro-zorb) and take to the slope. ..more

important
Always think safety first, don’t push the boundaries if it's not realistic – rather save it for another time. If you do go for it make certain you’ve got adequate insurance!