No shoe is made for all runners. We have to take things like running conditions, the terrain you’re running on and your own biomechanics to choose the right shoe for you. And remember, just like the best marketing can’t fix product or business problems, the best shoe alone will not fix your biomechanic or take you to first place.
Rene Unser on Trail Running, Pushing Through Suffering and Achieving “Elephant Moments”
Rene Unser, trail runner, coach and founder of Pace Sport Fitness, race director of a fantastically challenging but fun series of Canadian trail races – whose mission is to motivate others to be better runners.
Sometimes we get pulled into trying something. But we suck at the beginning. we equate sucking with hating the thing.
Sarah Wood on Progression: From Beginner to Kicking Ass
This is a story about someone who led a varied career that might seem, to the uninitiated, sort of disjointed but turned into a very natural progression of one thing leading to the next. Sarah ended up with a unique combination of experiences and skills to land her where she is now, doing what she loves. (For those of us who feel like we are wandering aimlessly, maybe don’t worry about that so much anymore and let it ride.)
Anne Galyean on Breaking Stereotypes and Taking the Path of Least Resistance
Not that long ago, Anne Galyean was a full-time professional mountain bike racer and a full-time scientist and she had to make a choice, like being torn between two lovers. We are going to talk about that today.
Jeff Thompson on Wildlife Encounters (and Not Being First)
Eric Grace shares with us what a land trust is, what it does and how it benefits the public. He’ll discuss how access to the outdoors can be a huge solution to many societal issues and how we must do this work to leave a legacy for generations to come.
Eric Grace on Solving The World’s Problems with Access to Nature
Eric Grace shares with us what a land trust is, what it does and how it benefits the public. He’ll discuss how access to the outdoors can be a huge solution to many societal issues and how we must do this work to leave a legacy for generations to come.
Amy Schweim: The Net Positive Effect of Low Periods in Life
Amy Schweim, today’s guest lives in Oaxaca, Mexico where she guides single and multi-day trips, there and in Spain and Peru. Her business, Women’s Radical Pursuits, combines mountain biking, yoga and mindfulness designed to inspire and empower women through adventure travel trips.
How she got to here, from being a school teacher in the States, is a great story with two catalysts, one of them being heartbreak.
Sarah Rawley on Getting “Stuff” Done
Sarah Rawley races pro in the enduro circuit, is the co-founder of Colorado’s first women’s only mountain bike race, the Yeti Beti Bike Bash, and the VIDA MTB Series, a women’s mountain bike clinic. She also has a full time job with Yeti Cycles.
Meredith Terranova on Eating Smarter for Better Performance
The last time I did a big race which for me is 25k trail mountain run, I posted on instagram (are you following me on instagram by the way?) a photo of my favorite recovery meal – Hammer Nutrition Recoverite drink, strawberry flavored, and cheddar cheese flavored Kettle Chips. Today, we’ll learn why that’s not such an awesome idea, in case you thought it was.
Liam Fitzgerald on The Long and Winding Road – literally and figuratively
Liam Fitzgerald’s former job sets the bar for stressful jobs. As the lead avalanche forecaster for the Utah Department of Transportation (and the Little Cottonwood Canyon Highway – you know, the road that leads up to Alta and Snowbird), every day, he decided whether it was safe enough for the public to drive up or […]
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