Some days you just feel off—like you’re operating slightly out of sync with the world around you. You can’t quite pinpoint what’s troubling you, but it’s there, persistent and nagging,
I’m 54. Two years ago, I had a heart attack followed by triple bypass surgery. I still deal with high blood pressure, cholesterol challenges, and persistent joint and muscle pain
I was riding Tapia Canyon with Pat on January 31, 2014, around 8 in the morning. Friday ride—the kind where everything feels clean and fast. We’d been doing this mountain
I learned something about compromise at Pyramid Peak last week that I can’t unlearn. I was scoping this technical drop—nothing crazy, maybe four feet, but it’s the kind of feature
He was 96. I don’t feel sad. I don’t feel much of anything, honestly. And maybe that’s the part that gets me — the guilt of not feeling what I
No fuel, loud minds, relentless trail. We hit Sonoran South and Dixie Mountain this weekend. The elevation profile was absolutely brutal. Just a relentless, unapologetic grind that tested everything we
