The Barefoot Professor Putting His Money Where His Mouth Is

Harvard professor, Daniel Lieberman, has ditched his expensive running shoes and started running barefoot. His research shows that barefoot runners, who tend to land on their forefoot, generate less impact shock to their body than runners wearing shoes who land heel first. This makes barefoot running comfortable and could minimize running-related injuries.

The Barefoot Professor: A [...]

Playing With Prasara Yoga

No tips, techniques or strategies today. Just a clip I shot this afternoon during my Prasara Yoga practice (with roots from BodyFlow) – did I mention it’s a beautiful Spring day up here in New England?

Playing with Prasara Yoga

There’s no reason yoga needs to be boring and routine. Yoga is meant to be exploratory and [...]

How To Gain Muscle and Lose Fat at the Same Time

Note: this is a guest article by my friend and colleague, Tom Venuto.

“How can I gain muscle and lose fat at the same time?” That’s right up there with “How do I get six pack abs” as one of the most frequently asked fitness questions of all time. The problem is, when you ask it, [...]

Homemade Energy Bars Recipe

A deranged homemade energy bar can survive 15+ miles of hiking and still taste delicious upon returning home!

I have not one, but TWO recipes for you today. I have tried both of these myself and can vouch for their simplistic excellence. The first recipe was actually a favorite at our recent winter camping trip [...]

Different - That's How I Feel: Lessons From Our Winter Backpacking Trip To Camden Hills State Park

The view from atop Mt. Megunticook

I just returned from a 3-day adventure in Camden Hills State Park in Maine (not far from Acadia National Park). Yes, it’s mid February, and yes I just got back from a backpacking/camping trip in the middle of winter. I spent the better part of the last three days [...]

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