Sucking down a cup of gatorade at the start of the run at the Cheyenne Sprint Triathlon in Wyoming, 2008. So you’ve maintained a healthy and balanced GF diet throughout your training, you’ve carbo loaded and tapered the week before the race, and now it’s time for “the show.” That’s today’s focus – Part 3 […]
Product Review: Pom Wonderful
Tomorrow I’ll continue with Part 3: During-Race GF Nutrition of my four part series on Going the Distance. But for today, I thought I’d shift gears and post a product review. We haven’t done one in a while, and it was time we got back on that horse! Usually when we do product reviews, we’re […]
Going the Distance: Part 2
Me and my race partner, Tom, making final equipment checks before the start of the Adventure Xstream Vail 12-hour adventure race in 2007. Transitioning to the whitewater paddling section (1 of 2 on this course) on the Colorado River. Part 2 of my series on Going the Distance is about pre-race nutrition. (If you missed […]
Friday Foto: Kolachkis
I’m pausing in my series about Going the Distance with gluten-free nutrition for today’s Friday Foto…Kolachkis. When I wrote yesterday about for the most part avoiding sweets, baked goodies like these kolachkis are when I happily make an exception. (And hey, you can’t adhere to a super strict training diet 24/7… you have to indulge, […]
Going the Distance: Part 1
Ascending a final short uphill to the finish line of the COSMIC Crested Butte ski mountaineering race. Today’s Going the Distance: Part 1 focuses on gluten-free nutrition for training. Maintaining good nutrition throughout training is important, not only for the sake of performance while training, but also for the sake of your muscles’ rest and […]
Going the Distance: Intro
Running out of the T2 transition at the Xterra Beaver Creek 2008. In just 1.5 weeks I have my first Xterra race of the season…the Xterra Buffalo Creek, southwest of Denver. For those readers that are unfamiliar, Xterra is an international off-road triathlon race series. Each race typically consists of a 1 mile open water […]
GF Adventure: The Trooper Traverse, a 4-day ski mountaineering route
In 1944, a group of soldiers from Camp Hale’s 10th Mountain Division in Colorado completed what has come to be known as the Trooper Traverse. It is a serious and committing 4-day ski mountaineering route over the Sawatch Mountains from Leadville to Aspen. The traverse crosses two wilderness areas, surmounts three 13,000-foot passes, and spends […]
Friday Foto: Angel Food Cake
With the four day ski mountaineering traverse behind me (it was epic…there’ll be a post about that coming soon), life is settling back into its usual rhythm. It’s interesting the things your body craves when working hard in the backcountry for days on end. For both me and my trip partner, Josh, the penultimate craving […]
Friday Foto: Biscuits
One phrase comes to mind this morning: TGIF. Despite the fact that it’s been a short work week (thank you, Memorial Day) the last four days have been uber busy. Magazine article deadlines, new book projects in the works, and I’m 36 hours away from leaving on a 4-day ski mountaineering traverse of Colorado’s Sawatch […]
Restaurant Review: Beau Jo’s Pizza, Colorado
This is a post (and a review) that’s been a long time coming. A few months ago I was prepping to do a write up about BeauJo’s Pizza, a local restaurant with nine locations throughout Colorado. Kelli warned me that I’d been blogging about pizza a lot lately, and that “people are going to think […]
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