How Loud Are Blue Bomber Fans? Banjo Bowl 2022
We answer the question - how loud are Winnipeg Blue Bomber fans!
“How Loud Is It?” Is a series of blog articles was created to raise Winnipeggers’ awareness of potentially damaging sound levels that may go unrecognized in our everday lives. Protecting your hearing is every bit as important as protecting your eyesight in the simple fact that once damage is done, it is virtually impossible to repair. All it takes is one significantly loud event to cause permanent hearing damage.
We answer the question - how loud are Winnipeg Blue Bomber fans!
https://youtu.be/ZS8zgk_9ce0 Drag racing is loud and people love it. Over the long weekend two of us went up to the Interlake Dragway at Gimli Motorsport Park so see the races and take in the sights and sound. There’s a lot to see and hear as you can get quite close…
With Ride For Dad 2017 just around the corner, we decided to run another our informal test to measure the effects of riding a motorcycle on our hearing. How Loud is Too Loud? Other than work related hearing loss, our leisure time activities are the greatest risk factors when…
Do the response over our previous blog post about noise induced hearing loss Logan (2017): How Loud is it?, we decided to run another informal experiment to see how snowmobiling would affect our hearing. Despite dealing with hearing loss on daily basis I was shocked at how much temporary hearing…
We decided to run informal experiment to see how loud a movie theater can be and if a viewing a movie could cause temporary hearing loss. The results were surprising. Why A Movie? The greatest risk to our hearing in North America is noise induced hearing loss (NIHL). Unknowingly our…
I must admit that the articles I found about golf potentially causing hearing damage caught me off guard. If anything, we associate a game of golf being played in a relaxed quiet atmosphere surrounded by lush greens. Occasionally the quiet of the greens is punctuated with the satisfying “whack” of…
Mask update! Due to the nature of our interactions with our clients, as well as medical testing that we provide, masks will still be mandatory in our clinic. We will monitor the situation and make changes as the situation allows.
To our valued clients; All visits will be by appointment only. We will not be taking walk in traffic to protect both our clients and our staff. To increase our availability we have added hours on Saturdays.
Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.
Holiday Hours
February 17th – closing early at 3:00 P.M. Thursday.
November 18th, 19th, 20th – closed
November 21st – open Monday 9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
We will also be providing emergency curbside service also by appointment only, and mail out services for batteries and supplies.
We appreciate your understanding and patience during these ever changing times.
Please feel free to direct message us via FaceBook, call us at (204)788-1083 or email us at [email protected] and we will do or best to get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank-you!