This post will surely make some mad, but it is one that has been brewing for over a year on the idea board. Normally, I personally like the highlight the positive in our sport or look at the industry as a whole and give it a critical eye when needed.......
Growing up I was not what you would call a dog person. An initial encounter with a very scary (or so I have been told) dog trying to jump a fence into my stroller is definitely something that will leave a mark. Though the years my parents had dogs, but......
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, or PCOS, affects one in ten women and continues to impact the health of women around the world. There is no cure for it (as of yet), and oftentimes it affects the way in which some women view themselves as athletes. The symptoms vary from woman to......
Amie “Livewire” Booth is definitely an athlete that leaves an impression on you once you meet her. Her spirit for life and sport bursts out of her. This 35-year old mother is a school administrator and teacher by day and continues to work within the OCR industry on various projects.......
I interviewed Mr.TJ Shanteau about an adoption for a little boy named Aidan. Mr. TJ has built obstacles and worked for obstacle racing companies. Mr. TJ changed his life for Aidan who unexpectedly came into Mr. TJ’s life. Aidan became his son from an unfortunate circumstance. Mr. TJ has been raising Aidan......