Hidden Secrets! Preparing for a Snowshoe Distance Event

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Ph.D., Christine Blanchette, and Phillip Gary Smith
Published on November 21, 2018

“The beauty of winter is its mystical aura,” writes snowshoe philanthropist and health authority Dr. Jeff Kildahl (JK). “Winter acutely defines one’s perspective. Snow represents a white blanket of desolation or bliss. The frigid temperatures and deafening silence of winter … Continue reading →

Let Good Times Roll with I/O Merino

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
Published on May 28, 2015

Escape to the trails; unleash the road to guide your being where you will. The Cars rock “Let the good times roll.” I/O Merino soothes your soul.

Wrapping you in confidence, making you FEEL so good, you can … Continue reading →

Music In The Great Outdoors: Snowshoeing With An I-Pod

Written by Nigel Boney
Published on March 23, 2015

Music can be a very effective means of bringing fond memories back to life. Include the great outdoors in the mix and it’s a guaranteed certainty those memories will become crystal clear. How often have you heard a song while … Continue reading →

Manitoba’s Sue Lucas Tames Tumultuous Tuscobia 150-Mile Trek

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
Published on February 9, 2015

Amazing! Manitoba’s Sue Lucas, 51, won the overall 150-mile run on the Tuscobia Trail in the unique 2014/2015 edition when she entered the Tuscobia tent in Park Falls at 6:26 Saturday morning. Her time pulling the pulk of 48 hours, … Continue reading →