I migliori Alpinist podcast (2024)

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Mt. Hood SkiBowl with Mike Quinn 32:54

2d ago32:54

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Today on the Mt. Hood podcast I’m talking to Mike Quinn. He’s the general manager at Mt. Hood Skibowl. Now, the Mt. Hood podcast strongly recommends you avoid Skibowl on powder days, but if you are interested in Skibowl and it’s future happenings have a listen. It’s also an interesting interview on the path to making a career on the mountain. As al…

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Snowvana with Quinn McIntyre 19:40

18d ago19:40

19:40

SnowVana is in Portland Nov 1-3, 2024. See their website for more information. Quinn was nice enough to give us some insight into the event. https://snowvana.com/ As always, send me feedback at poormana@hotmail.com. Snow is flying on the mountain! See you all up there soon!!!!!!!!

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Nutrition and Training with the US Ski Team's Hunter Baum 35:09

1M ago35:09

35:09

Hunter is a certified nutritionist for the US Ski and Snowboard team. He gives us an inside look at nutrition and training for the elite skiers of the US.Di Andy

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"Ruff Life" A new film about the Avi Dog program at Mt. Hood Meadows by Jordan Hartman 24:10

2M ago24:10

24:10

This week’s episode and the first episode of season 2 has Jordan Hartman telling us about the Avi Dog Program at Meadows and the film he helped make to give a behind the scenes look at it. Be sure to see the film at EVO Portland on Wednesday, September 25 at 6PM. More info, RSVP and vote at https://trewtoyouportland925.splashthat.com/?A360=31336095…

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Ridge of Madness I Part Two 55:15

2M ago55:15

55:15

Following his grueling 145-day solo ascent of Mount Hunter's South East Spur in 1978, Johnny Waterman's life took a troubling turn. As his personal struggles intensified, a new team emerged to attempt the formidable route. Peter Metcalf, Glenn Randall, and Pete Athens set their sights on doing the climb in alpine style. Thanks to Jon Waterman and G…

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Christopher Blevins - the World Champion & Olympian on Mindfulness + the Transformative Power of Community & Bikes 51:37

2M ago51:37

51:37

Christopher Blevins is a mindfulness practitioner who builds community and a more inclusive and healthy world through bikes. He’s one of the best professional mountain bikers America has ever produced and one of the best in the world. He has won the Cape Epic and taken gold in the mountain bike world championships in the short track and cross-count…

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Ridge of Madness I Part One 57:48

3M ago57:48

57:48

In 1978, an iconoclastic climber named Johnny Waterman spent 145 days soloing (and traversing) Mount Hunter. It was one of the boldest and strangest mountaineering feats of all time. But what could have been a launch pad into acclaim and prominence, turned into a descent of infamy and madness. Meanwhile, a group of 3 young gun alpinists prepared to…

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Rewind: Olympic Gold Medalist Kristen Faulkner - The Power of Positive Risk Taking, Why She Walked Away from Her Dream Job & the Path to Pro Cycling Success 58:34

3M ago58:34

58:34

Kristen Faulkner is an American pro cyclist who won the gold medal in the women’s cycling road race at the Paris Olympics in truly stunning fashion, surpassing two of the most dominant racers in the sport with a bold attack that left them looking at each other while she drilled it to victory. It’s one of my favorite bike races I’ve ever watched. If…

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The Lost Tape: Roman Dial 1:20:15

3M ago1:20:15

1:20:15

While working on an upcoming 2-part series, I stumbled onto this interview with Alaskan author and adventurer, Roman Dial. We recorded this back in November 2017 and for some reason, I never got around to publishing it. Roman is a natural storyteller, so I’ve decided to leave this pretty raw with minimal editing. If you enjoy stories of adventure a…

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90 Pound Rucksack with Christian Beckwith 52:51

4M ago52:51

52:51

A few months ago I had a conversation with climber, historian, writer and podcast producer, Christian Beckwith. He’s been working on this really incredible project called 90 Pound Rucksack, which details the remarkable history of the 10th Mountain Division and it’s influence on outdoor recreation in America I have to admit, this chat was fun for me…

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5 Traits of an Alpinist 22:00

4M ago22:00

22:00

A few weeks ago I interviewed North American alpinist, Clint Helander, for a deep-dive feature I'm working on for The Firn Line. At the end of the conversation, I wanted to have a little fun. So we did a quick-fire back and forth on what we think the top 5 traits of an alpinist are. It's a short conversation, but it's packed with knowledge and a go…

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Mt. Hood Ski Patrol with Dave Winterling 53:52

4M ago53:52

53:52

Dave Winterling is one of the biggest experts on the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol. He has been a patroller for 8 seasons, been the Chief Patroller, and is currently serving as the President of the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol. He joins us today for some skiing and a two part interview about the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol. Please donate to the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol at https:/…

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Cory Richards pt. 2 - the Legendary Alpinist & Nat Geo Photographer on his new book 'The Color of Everything' - Rising, Falling & Beginning Again 49:31

5M ago49:31

49:31

A student struggling with his practice once asked the zen master Shunryu Suzuki to boil down Buddhism into a single phrase. Suzuki thought for a moment, then he responded: everything changes. This is part two of my conversation with Cory Richards about his memoir, The Color of Everything. Cory is bipolar and at different moments in his life he has …

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A Conversation with Will Stanhope 38:33

5M ago38:33

38:33

Will Stanhope is a Squamish-based rock climber, who is known for his free solos, big adventures, and witty sense of humor. All of those avenues are explored in this conversation. We talk about his inspirations as a kid, how he got into climbing, who inspired him as a young climber, his most memorable free solo climbs, his memories of the late Marc …

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The Cassin Ridge 43:46

5M ago43:46

43:46

The Cassin Ridge is the ultimate classic line on Denali, rising almost 10,000 directly up the middle of the South Face. First climbed in 1961 by a large Italian expedition led by Riccardo Cassin, the route continues to be a testing ground for alpinists to this day. Recorded and produced by Evan Phillips Music curated using Artlist. SUBSCRIBE to The…

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The Seven Summits (plus Mt. Hood) with Scott Wazny 48:16

5M ago48:16

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Scott Wazny is a member of the elite Seven Summits Club. He’s climbed the highest peak on each continent. He also is a Mt. Hood regular and did a lot of his training and learning on the south side of Hood. I sit him down and chat about his experiences, what set his expeditions apart, and how Hood formed a foundation for his elite skills. Enjoy! As …

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A wolverine at Crater Rock? Flora and Fauna of Mt. Hood with Jeff Goldberg 37:34

6M ago37:34

37:34

In today’s episode we have Jeff Goldberg. Jeff is a biologist with the National Forest Service for the West side of Mt. Hood. He answers my questions about critters in the Mt. Hood National Forest and talks about challenges facing them. We also talk mountaineering wolverines and how the Beaver protects the forest from forest fires. Find out more at…

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Rewind: 2nd at the Unbound 100 Gravel Race 2014 with @vontz x @blakeotoday - from the Archives 1:28:30

6M ago1:28:30

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Doing hard things with friends is fun and even when you lose, you win. In 2014 I took second at Unbound 100 and superstar creator and now BJJ black belt @blakeoftoday took third. This episode originally dropped in 2019. I skipped the weddings of several close friends and trained 20+ hours many weeks for months to prepare for this event. When we did…

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Trip Report: The Moose's Tooth 39:53

6M ago39:53

39:53

During a stretch of amazing weather and conditions in April, 2024, Suzanna Lourie and her partner, Olga Dobranowski, made an ascent of the ultra-classic Ham & Eggs route on The Moose's Tooth. The Moose's Tooth is a rock peak in the Central Alaska Range, 15 miles southeast of Denali. Despite its low elevation, it's a challenging climb due to its lar…

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"Cabin in the Sky" and "Ranger, the Canine Alpinist." Short Mt. Hood documentaries with Ned Thanhouser and Jeff Thomas. 30:30

6M ago30:30

30:30

I'm honored to have a couple real historians and filmmakers with me this week. Ned Thanhouser and Jeff Thomas talk about their two Mt. Hood shorts: “Cabin in the Sky” and “Ranger, the Canine Alpinist.” Before you listen, go to https://oregonrockthepioneers.com/ and watch them both. I’ll wait. Glad you came back, enjoy my interview about the movies!…

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Land of The Forbidden 39:55

6M ago39:55

39:55

When Fred Beckey and Ed Cooper climbed the Northwest Face on Forbidden Peak in 1959, they had to have known it was a classic route. It had all the features mountaineers look for in a North Cascades alpine climb: an arduous and long approach, tricky navigation over crevasse-laden glaciers, and steep exposed climbing to a sharp pointed summit. Since …

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Youth Ski Teams of Mt. Hood with Mike Greenslade, Shana Sweitzer, and John Rust 1:19:10

6M ago1:19:10

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We talk to reps from three of the major ski teams on Mt. Hood. Mike Greenslade is the son of the founders of Mt. Hood Academy and Race Team. It is an accredited High School that focuses on preparing athletes for FIS level racing while providing a live in High School. Cooper Spur Race Team is represented by Shana Sweitzer and Mt. Hood Meadow’s Race …

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First Ski Base Jump off Mississippi Head with Matthias Giraud 25:41

6M ago25:41

25:41

On February 28, 2008, Mt. Hood history was made. Matthias Giraud intentionally skied off Mississippi head for the first time in history. Seconds after getting airborne, he deployed his chute, glided gracefully down into the canyon, and skied into the history books as the first ski base jump on Mt. Hood. Today on the Mt Hood Podcast we are honored t…

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Joe Petrowski: Quitting Rocket Science to Be a Pro Cyclist in France 56:28

7M ago56:28

56:28

Joe Petrowski landed a great job as an aerospace engineer right out of college. Then he got the bike racing bug. People told him to stick with his demonstrably awesome, impressive and very high paying gig. Instead, he quit to go live in at times dismal conditions to be a pro cyclist, first in the UK then in France. And if you’re not familiar with d…

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A conversation with Lowell Skoog 38:58

7M ago38:58

38:58

Today, we’ll get to know Seattle-based author, climber, skier, and historian, Lowell Skoog. Lowell is a fixture in the Northwest outdoor scene, and has been exploring mountains in the Pacific Northwest for 60 years. In this conversation, we’ll talk about Lowell’s early years of exploration in the Cascades, some of the folks who’ve inspired him over…

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Ski Movies with Greg Stump (mentions Mt. Hood actually...) 56:32

7M ago56:32

56:32

This was a fun interview for me. I’ve been a huge fan of Greg Stump’s movies for the last 35 years. His films had a big impact on my skiing and where I wanted to go with it. He’s a truly revolutionary filmmaker that changed the genre forever. We talk about his one shoot on Mt. Hood, the movies that were his favorites, Tom Brady, Scot Schmidt, Seal,…

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Winter Cars and Tires with Doug Newcomb and TJ Campbell 1:04:21

7M ago1:04:21

1:04:21

Getting to the ski resort is half the battle. Today we break down what kind of car you need and what tires to put on it with a couple experts. Doug Newcomb is a contributor for Popular Mechanics. One of his areas of expertise is vehicles and he’s tested over a thousand. Find him at https://www.popularmechanics.com/author/7343/doug-newcomb/ TJ Campb…

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The Emperor Face 58:58

7M ago58:58

58:58

When Jamie Logan and Mugs Stump first ascended Mount Robson's Emperor Face in July 1978, it was hailed as one of North America's greatest alpine climbs. Since then, the face has continued luring some of the world's best climbers, maintaining it's reputation as one of North America's most enduring alpine walls. Written and produced by Evan Phillips …

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High School Racing and Being a Coach with Jason Rogers and Kiara Green 56:09

8M ago56:09

56:09

Two of my favorite people join me on the Pod. Jason Rogers wears a few different hats supporting High School Racing and the Club racing on Mt. Hood. He gives a great breakdown of the different groups and options for kids to race on the mountain. Kiara Green is the most popular coach on the mountain for anyone under 12. She also coaches at Sunset Hi…

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Cory Richards - Presence is the Real Summit - Beyond Everest & Life as a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year & Photographer 42:45

8M ago42:45

42:45

Charisma, fame, good looks, superhuman physical and artistic achievement. Some people seem to have done everything and to be everything you dream of becoming. And as Cory Richards shares in this interview, everything can be nothing and anything can be the opportunity for presence, mindfulness and connection to who and what matters most. Cory climbe…

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Boots and Skis with Greg Coulter and Barry Galvin 1:32:01

8M ago1:32:01

1:32:01

It's a long one, sorry! In this episode I talk to my two most trusted gear gurus. Greg owns Boots and More (www.bootsandmore.ski) in Portland, OR. He is a master boot fitter and ski tech that will help you find the right boot and fit it to your foot. We talk about boot fitting, the importance of the boot, and the future of ski boots. He was Army so…

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Weather of Mt. Hood with KGW TV's Rod Hill 1:00:15

9M ago1:00:15

1:00:15

Rod Hill is the Chief Meteorologist for KGW TV, a local TV station in Portland, OR. He has been forecasting weather in Portland for over 25 years and is an expert on our local micro-climates, including Mt. Hood. We start off talking about the Mt. Hood weather, how El Nino's and La Nina's affect it, what climate change is doing to our snowpack, then…

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History of Mt. Hood with Lloyd Musser 54:48

9M ago54:48

54:48

Lloyd Musser is the curator of the Mt. Hood Museum in Government Camp, OR. He is retired from the Forest Service and has spent more than a few decades roaming the mountain and collecting its history. We talk about the pre-settler history, the Oregon trail, and some of today's well known figures on the mountain. My favorite story he told was that of…

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Heather Jackson: Gravel & Ultra Trail Running Pro - Positive Risks, Growth & the Power of Starting Something New 1:00:56

9M ago1:00:56

1:00:56

Heather Jackson has won six full Ironman triathlons, 16 Ironman 70.3 races, the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon and she also won the Wildflower triathlon four times. She played D1 hockey at Princeton where she was a two-time captain and was on the US National team for cycling track racing. In 2023, she left triathlon to be a pro gravel racer AND a p…

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Geology of Mt. Hood with Liz Westby 35:21

9M ago35:21

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Liz Westby is a geologist with the Cascade Volcano Observatory. She covers geologic history of the mountain, some features and formations, and eruption history. It was my first recording and done with a crappy mic setup. Promise it will get better. Send questions or comments to poormana@hotmail.com See our companion site trailmapvideos.com for more…

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Episode Zero - Introduction to the Mt. Hood Podcast 1:33

9M ago1:33

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I introduce myself a bit and describe the reason for the podcast.Di Andy

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Michael Marckx - Belgian Waffle Ride Founder 1:03:01

10M ago1:03:01

1:03:01

Michael Marckx is the founder and CEO of the Belgian Waffle Ride, one of the biggest and most influential multi-surface, gravelish series in the world. He’s a prime mover behind what has become today’s booming gravel scene and wow, this guy has lived what would be 20 lives the average human. We talk everything that went into the birth of the BWR in…

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Joe Goettl: Gravel Pro Cyclist x YouTuber on Making it as a Privateer 1:02:04

11M ago1:02:04

1:02:04

Joe Goettl grew up working on a farm, almost made it as a pro snowboarder and went deep into competitive running--until he hit an endless string of injuries that doctors said would end his athletic career. Here we are in 2023 and Joe is a rising YouTuber & pro cyclist knocking on the door of gravel greatness. During the week, Joe trains, coaches at…

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Kimo Seymour - Building the LifeTime Grand Prix + Endurance in Life, Business & Sport 1:06:44

11M ago1:06:44

1:06:44

One day you wake up and a thing called the Life Time Grand Prix exists and two years later it’s all anyone who follows pro cycling in America can talk about. How did we get here? And what’s next? Today, we find out. Kimo Seymour is the Senior Vice President of Media and Events at Life Time and the creator of the Life Time Grand Prix. He’s also an e…

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Alexis Skarda - Pro Cyclist, National Champion, Music Producer + DJ 1:12:05

12M ago1:12:05

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Alexis Skarda is a professional cyclist who rides for the Santa Cruz HtSqd and is the US Marathon National Cross-Country Mountain Bike Champion, a Lifetime Grand Prix racer, an emerging electronic music artist and she’s a formidable force on the 1s and 2s as a DJ as well as a podium threat at any gravel race she enters. I love to produce electronic…

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Drew Dillman & Dylan Johnson - Gravel Racing 90210 -- The Lifetime Grand Prix, BWR and Beyond 1:24:57

1y ago1:24:57

1:24:57

Dylan Johnson and Drew Dillman join @vontz to talk about pro gravel racing 90210 and the fun they had battling for 17th place at the final race of the Lifetime Grand Prix series, Big Sugar down in Bentonville, Arkansas, home of Walmart and the global epicenter of competitive cycling. We get into the past, present and future of pro gravel, why commu…

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Joe De Sena Spartan Race Founder & CEO - Exclusive: Near Death Wipeouts in Life & Business 56:16

1y ago56:16

56:16

Joe De Sena is the founder and CEO of Spartan and creator of the Spartan Race and the infamous Death Race. After he created a hugely successful Wall Street trading firm, Joe left finance behind in 2001 to build a new life and a new business from a farm in rural Vermont. His goal was to change 100 million lives through experiences like those he had …

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Heather Weidner: Pro Climbing Parenthood 44:17

1y ago44:17

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Professional climbing, new motherhood, and personal hardship. Colorado based Rab athlete Heather Weidner shares the journey and philosophy behind her elite level sport and trad climbing achievements, and the meaning behind the routes she climbs. A former ballet dancer and veterinary surgeon, Heather recently became a mother. In this podcast episode…

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@tristantakephoto on Racing 800 Miles Across Morocco’s Atlas Mountains & Selling Everything to Start the Life He Wanted 59:00

1y ago59:00

59:00

Tristan Cardew, aka @tristantakephoto, sold everything and moved from Sydney, Australia to Girona, Spain to build a life that revolved around cycling and visual storytelling. Five years later, he’s racing gravel and road at a high level and has built the creative career he dreamed about making happen. His YouTube channel, TristanTakeVideo, has more…

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Natt Williams: Riding the Route Less Travelled 52:38

1y ago52:38

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Balancing bikepacking expeditions to remote wilderness with corporate and family life. Rab ambassador Nat Williams shares the highs and lows of biking in remote regions, from traversing Iceland on two-wheels to the 1900KM Silk Road Mountain Race through Kyrgyzstan. What are the unique challenges of cycling at altitude? How do you prepare for the ru…

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#100 - Hard Things Build Stronger Humans Who Have More Fun - Andrew Vontz x @Blakeoftoday 58:21

1y ago58:21

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Six years ago, I launched Choose the Hard Way to inspire more people to embrace the idea that doing hard things builds stronger humans who have more fun. My guests are among the very best in the world at what they do and I’ve been lucky that they’ve graciously shared their stories here. To celebrate 100 episodes, I’m doing something different and s…

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Karen Darke: Ability is a State of Mind 42:17

1y ago42:17

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Managing the mindset for adventure after a life-changing climbing accident. Paralysed in a climbing accident as a young woman, Karen Darke explores the mindset needed to approach extreme adventure, and shares her mantra that ‘ability is a state of mind’. Karen’s curious and creative nature has led her to live a life full of thrills, from traversing…

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Erik Weihenmayer and Felipe Tapia Nordenflycht: El Valle del Silencio 59:48

1y ago59:48

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After avoiding Patagonia for 20 years, blind adventurer, Erik Weihenmayer recounts his inaugural trip to El Valle de Silencio with his friend, Chilean climber and photographer, Felipe Tapia Nordenflycht. Although from Chile, Felipe has never had the opportunity to visit the climbers' paradise that sits in his home country. They discuss their aim to…

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Pete Stetina: the OG Gravel Pro on Racing while Parenting, Where Gravel is Headed & Exiting the World Tour to Enter a Van 1:11:57

1y ago1:11:57

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Pete Stetina grew up in a famous cycling family and became a highly accomplished pro road racer who raced the Giro D’Italia four times, the Tour de France twice and the Vuelta Espana twice. When he started dabbling in gravel racing, in 2019, he was still doing 80 race days a year in the World Tour while winning iconic events like the original recip…

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Kev Shields: The Adaptive Approach To New Routing 30:02

1y ago30:02

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How do you seek out quality new routes? And, how to adapt your beta and approach to accommodate disability? Born with limb difference in one hand, Scottish new route pioneer Kev Shields discusses how a sense of community and trust in those around him help him achieve his climbing goals, as he embarks on a quest to send his first E8 trad route. In t…

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