This is my busy time of year when I'm working like crazy at my 4 jobs. And Ace is feeling the crunch, too, working all over the place fo...

Between this blog, PSIA, and random posts on forums, I've written a lot of words about skiing. But there are a lot of things that I'...

I mentioned a little while ago that my next skiing goal was to make the PSIA National Telemark Team. They have tryouts every 4 years, and t...

It's been over one year since I've posted anything on this blog, which probably means that it's dying a slow death in the way ma...

I was reading an article in a Mountain Biking magazine (can’t remember which), and it was going over ways that you could turn your passion ...

My blog posts always taper off this time of year because I'm working my ass off - my regular job 5 days a week plus teaching skiing 4 da...

The best part about Millstone (in Barre, Vermont) is the variety. We rode there all day, and didn't hit a single trail that we did last...

So, I finally finished my Alaska Ski Video (embedded below), and I wanted to give a few final thoughts on Alaska. Thought 1 : This place ...

When you go skiing, what kind of terrain are you looking for? By that, I mean, what kind of stuff do you like to ski? It seems like a ...

I’ve been thinking a lot about “passion.” What is it that makes someone passionate? How do we increase passion? Why do we lose our passio...

I have over 500 channels on my cable TV. Actually, I have over 1800, but a bunch of those are sports package channels, music channels, and ...

Every once in a while I like to take a step back and look at where I am in my life, what I’m doing, where I want to be in my life, and what...

I made it. I am now a PSIA Level 3 Certified Skier in Telemark Skiing (and Alpine, which I did in 2008). I have to say, after going throug...

I really enjoyed this post from Heidi Swift  about bicycle touring .  Tidbit: Riding a loaded touring bike seems valiant or poetic, but it’s...