San Francisco, CA – April 2, 2003 -- girlsAdventureOUT launched a re-designed web site today, introducing trips and activities specifically for kids and men. For the past year, the Bay Area company has offered adventure tours, clinics, and vacations that cater to women, ranging from snowboarding to rock climbing.

"We are thrilled to offer kids and men clinics of their own," says JudeAnn Smith, CEO and President of girlsAdventureOUT. "The new trips and activities give kids and men of all levels of experience a chance to satisfy their appetites for outdoor adventure."

Spots in current offerings for Bay Area women, like the company’s extremely popular surfing clinic, sell out quickly. According to Claude Silver, surfing guru and girlsAdventureOUT co-founder, "we are always getting guys coming up to us, especially on the beach, asking if they can join in on a women’s clinic." KRON4 news anchor Liam Mayclem recently made a splash as the first male surf clinic member, further attracting the attention of Bay Area men.

Smith calls the expansion to serve kids and men in response to such high-demand for programs "a great fit with what girlsAdventureOUT represents -- empowering people to find their inner strength and peace through outdoor adventures." Since April 2002, when the company began leading classes, girlsAdventureOUT has taught over 500 women to surf, with hundreds more learning to climb, kayak, kite board, snowboard, and mountain bike.