Tag Archives: Wilderness Athlete


Bussing the Excuse Tray: Wilderness Athlete’s Wild C8 MCT Powder

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Ph.D and Phillip Gary Smith
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With one fell swoop of an arm, clear your personal Excuse Tray with Wilderness Athlete’s Wild C8 MCT Powder. Destroy that carrier of alibis you hold so dear. Obliterate the pretense why today you just can’t–woe is me–make the … Continue reading →


From the Inside! With Precision Vision See Your Mysian

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Ph.D and Phillip Gary Smith
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Poor vision dominates history as does romance, love, and of course, the sad uncle known as tragedy.

Surviving in modern times requires more than taking your army to war—you don’t have an army—but you do have smart people available to … Continue reading →


Eclipsing the Excuse Tray: Wilderness Athlete’s Midnight Build

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Wellness Editor
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Toss your Excuse Tray like a high school kid flies a platter across the cafeteria. With Midnight Build (MB), open life’s window; you know, the one that seems shut to you. Here’s how.

Dylan penned over a half-century ago the … Continue reading →


6 Weapons for the Wimpy: Soreness Recovery Post Competition

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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So you’re no polar bear? Say goodbye to aches and pains including the dread from stepping into, then sitting upon an ice-covered stream or ice-bath. Instead yell hello to the warmth, relief and comfort provided by these weapons for the … Continue reading →


Yes to N.O. ~Nighttime Optimizer by Wilderness Athlete

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Ph.D and Phillip Gary Smith
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Advanced muscle growth and repair in a capsule? While sleeping! What is this, a late night infomercial? No. It is for real, an advancement, NightTime Optimizer (N.O.) created by the think-tank of Wilderness Athlete (WA), the authority on outdoor performance … Continue reading →


Five Records Tame Tough Tuscobia Winter Ultras

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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Tuscobia Trails—the 74-mile stretch of lonesome woods from Park Rapids, Wis., to its counter-weight at Rice Lake—would just as soon sit you down, send you home, beat you into submission. Meanwhile, Tuscobia Race Directors, Helen and Chris Scotch, wish racers … Continue reading →