Last year, Jackson Hole, Wyoming-based, skier, biker, and real dude with a normal job Jeff Brines logged almost a million vertical feet on his skis and bike. He’s made it his mission to take advantage of the time he’s not sitting at his desk. Here’s his season edit, his secrets on how to get after it, and his source of motivation.
Who is this dude? I work as a financial analyst in Jackson, Wyoming. Like most non-professional athletes, my day job takes 50 hours a week and the hours are not flexible (9 a.m. to 7 p.m.). To add, I run a ski website, help with Pretty Faces, am remodeling a house and fixing an old motorcycle, and probably have 10 other projects I’m forgetting at the moment. Point is, I’m busy.
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Away from the tourist hoards, Maui’s east side — Hana and Kipahulu — is an unspoiled tropical paradise full of secret beaches, sacred waterfalls and a jungle so fertile it provides all the food you’ll need. Here’s how you can enjoy it like the locals.
The girlfriend (pictured) and I have been meaning to go to Hawaii for a while. One of our best friends lived in Hana for six years and basically insisted we had to go there. Honestly, I’d never heard of it, but he promised we could camp on secret beaches, dive into the ocean from seaside cliffs, eat fruit we picked off trees and basically just have our own tropical paradise all to ourselves. That was all true, but … More
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John LeSage and 18 other unicyclists take to the mountains of Moab for a day of what some would consider unnecessary recklessness.
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