50 Lessons Learned from Being a Race Director
Discover the 50 lessons that went into my repeatable roadmap process that I now use to build better races the same way each time.
Principles of the No Snow Biathlon
What the heck is No-Snow Biathlon? To understand the No Snow Biathlon, you need to first know what a biathlon is. The biathlon is a winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and precision rifle shooting. Competitors race for miles around a trail system whose total distance is divided into either two or four shooting rounds....
How to set the right price for your race
Figuring out the right registration price to charge for your race is not easy. That's why you stop the guess work and start using a process that works.
Bikejoring: Mountain Biking gone to the dogs
The art of the sled dog is as old as human history itself. Ever since man domesticated wolves and wild dogs to guard our homes, pull our stuff, and protect our lives, we have intertwined our lives with theirs. Leave it to man to get bored. When we’re bored, all sorts of interesting sports get...
Three Reasons to get into Off-Road Racing
Are you willing to meet the need for Americans to go outside by rising up and jumping into the billion-dollar outdoor industry?
Building a race course starts with a walk
This may seem elementary, but the major event in course design is to physically walk the thing. Racecourse design is just as much a physical job as it is a mental one. And that means getting out into the wild and seeing things with your own two eyes. Miles of walking is kind of tough...