Always the bride’s maid. Never the bride. Well, the last match of the year is officially in the books. After three days of giant stages and muddy conditions at JP Enterprises “Hard as Hell” Multigun, I
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This Thanksgiving, like most years, Jen and I headed down to Indian Creek with a few good friends, cooked a full dinner (including a turkey) and climbed cracks until our bodies couldn’t take it anymore.
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It’s been a long time since I’ve ridden some of the harder trails down in Fruita and Grand Junction. I remember the first time I was on Free Lunch, looking at the optional lines and
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Two years ago, Jen and I got married just outside Zion National Park. While it was undoubtably one of the best days of my life, we were both bummed that we didn’t get to bike
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And just like that, it’s fall. Temperatures in the desert went from way too hot to comfortably chilly in a matter of days, and then it snowed in the La Sal Mountains above Moab. Things
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Well, after my case separation on one of the night stages, I managed to claw my way back into the top 10 at the Surefire World Multi-gun Championships and make the shootoff. While I sure didn’t
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I’m psyched to be back on The 3-Gun Show for another episode. Dave and I met up after a match earlier this year and talked about stage planning, visualization, match management, and the all important five-minute rule. At the
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We closed out our Canada trip with a day of riding in Squamish and a day of riding in North Van. Both of these place are incredible. I don’t know if it’s the fact that
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Usually I ride the park all day, every day when I come to Whistler, but this trip was different. The first couple days of riding around Whistler included a bunch of bike park laps, a
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A couple injuries have forced Jen and I to tone down our ambitions for the first half of our Canada trip, but we still managed to get in some great climbing these past few days in Squamish.
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