If in Russia, people who plunge into the icy lake was still wearing a wetsuit, another with a tradition in some countries do this. Polar Bear Plunge, a continuous tradition that continues to this day. Each participant will drown abuzz with the clothes on their backs their bodies into the sea or a lake in extremely cold temperatures.
The United States is one country that hold this tradition since 1920. In fact, participants can reach thousands of people.
Usually, Polar Bear Plunge in the United States be an excellent fundraiser for charity. Other regions, also show other. Although the same tradition, in Canada this activity is done to welcome the New Year.
This unique tradition can be said to be dangerous because it threatens the lives of each participant. However, the number of participants continues to grow from year to year.
There is no specific requirement to contribute to this event. However, before jumping into the water, prospective participants must sign a consent letter containing a leap to assume the risk because this is very dangerous and can cause serious injuries, such as paralysis, hypothermia, and even death.
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