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Call of the Wall
Youngsters thrive in climbing gyms
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| Publisher: Outdoor Explorer |
| Date: 5/18/2002 |
| Subject: Family |
| Comments: The great myth is that all children are born climbers, but they just forget how as they grow up. What I learned is that you can recapture that childhood gift on the walls of a climbing gym, and nurture a great family-oriented activity at the same time. |
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All 'crossed up
Soaring heartrates, sore legs define cyclocross
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| Publisher: Outdoor Explorer |
| Date: 5/1/2002 |
| Subject: Racing |
| Comments: This recap of my first attempt at cyclocross, a crazy mix of mountain bike and traditional road racing, first appeared in Outdoor Explorer magazine. |
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Ease on off the road
How I stopped battling and started loving my mountain bike
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| Publisher: Outdoor Explorer |
| Date: 6/2/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: This piece, done for the inaugural issue of the dearly departed Outdoor Explorer, epitomizes the magazine's mantra of "Real Adventure for Real People" by introducing readers to a sport that almost anyone at any age can enjoy. |
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High-powered sledding
A buyer’s guide to touring and speed snowmobiles
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| Publisher: Robb Report |
| Date: 6/12/2002 |
| Subject: Gear reviews |
| Comments: Few things can get an adrenaline junkie's blood pumping quite as quick as the new breed of snowmobiles. Writing about them is almost as much fun. |
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Pedal until it hurts
Exploring the toughest mountain bike trails on the planet
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| Publisher: Robb Report |
| Date: 6/12/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: This assignment was an armchair traveler's dream - find the toughest mountain bike trails anywhere. My only regret was that I couldn't sample each one personally. |
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