Team Helly Hansen-MOMAR’s main man on the maps, Todd Nowack, is officially a blogger. Check it out →

I received a text message from Denis Fontaine late last week asking what my plans were for the Sunday of the long weekend. I responded that I had to work. I never work Sunday’s, I think it was my second Sunday shift in four or five months? I asked what the plan was, knowing Denis… →

(This picture was NOT taken today) I am sitting here now, staring out my window at rains the likes that I have not seen in over six months. It is absolutely pouring out there, a deluge as one person called it. I am wondering if I will need to start taking boxes up out of… →

I am giving myself ten minutes to complete this blog entry, consider this speed blogging… Going into the MOMAR Cumberland race, the final in the three race MOMAR series Todd and I had a chance to accomplish what no one else had yet to do in the eight year history of the MOMAR…sweep the series.… →

The final Adventure Race of the season happened this past weekend, well of my season at least. The Mind Over Mountain Adventure Race, (MOMAR) an annual three race series, concluded in Cumberland on Vancouver Island. Todd and I managed to pull off a first in the eight year history of the MOMAR, a series sweep!… →

I simply can not say enough about my 25km run on ‘The East Coast Trail.’ I ran but 10% of the current 220km that is already ‘hardened to a world class hiking standard’, and by 2016 they anticipate having the entire 540km route completed with signage and trail maps! The current 220km is broken up… →

Just an amazing weekend back on ‘The Rock,’ topped off by incredible weather from start to finish! Two late nights of partying, a beautiful wedding, good home cooking, a niece that is almost as tall as I am now (at age 11), seeing my Brother race moto cross, hardly sleeping at all, and enjoying an… →

http://youtube.com/v/1XBm8e9Vsb8 Team Helly Hansen-MOMAR enjoying some champagne after XPD Australia →

We put together a video of our race experiences in Australia, and although my battery died as we were crossing the finish line, there is some great footage of a Bilby, a Lunar Eclipse and a sizeable Spider Web that we nearly trekked into in the middle of the night! →

This would be the trickiest navigating in the entire race. Mark was calling out features and ‘catches’ and staying very focused on what he was doing. We had not seen another team in about five hours, and then ‘Capital Stamina’ trekked out of the bush and right on top of the same large rock feature… →