A Lifetime on the Snow
After missing the last two seasons with a bad knee, I’m excited to get back on the slopes again. Will it be the same?
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Sports
The Age of the Gentleman Competitor
Is the concept of the Victorian gentleman competitor dead? Maybe not completely…
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Holiday Bowling with a Splash of CFP
Holidays, bowl games, playoffs, championships – what’s next?
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Now I’m Pissed Off!
Injuries can be humbling, but some things are bigger than that.
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A Historic Boy in a UW Boat
I found a piece of history when I stumbled across this gem of an old sweater.
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Make the Big Time Where You Are
Coaches used to actually stand by their words and commitments. They don’t anymore.
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The Jazz Age Rat Pack
They were wealthy, flamboyant, daring and courageous. They played hard and raced hard for one of the 20th Century’s most innovative car companies. Their story lives on for a reason.
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Exercise & the Cliff of Insanity
Using exercise as a gift of happiness could keep you from being a lamb led off a cliff.
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Gentleman, Racer, Hero
Sir Sterling Moss was the epitome of what every man of the fifties and sixties wanted to be – heroic, confident, suave, debonair; ladies man, racecar driver, adventurer – the best of a modern swashbuckling hero.
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The Perfect Turn
Mikaela Shiffrin has won everything. She may be the greatest skier of all time. What drives her to keep going?
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