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Rising Son – The Legend of Skateboarder Christian Hosoi: Directed by Cesario Montano

Tim Newby March 6, 2007 No Comments

This new documentary follows Hosoi’s career from young skating prodigy to the top of the skateboard world and his status as a certified “rock star” living a notorious life style with endless money to burn. Thats when his life begins a descent into crystal-meth addiction and an eventual arrest that led to him spending just over four years in a Hawaiian prison.

Ecuador: Mountain Biking Bonanza

Cliff Krolick April 12, 2006 No Comments

Cliff Krolick is a New Englander, and usually treats himself to a break from winter each year by heading south. This winter may have been mild, but it was still too long – so he took some friends down to Quito, Ecuador for a biking adventure.

Standing Among the Giants – Sequoia National Park

Philip Mccluskey February 15, 2006 No Comments

Of all the giants in the Giant Forest (a grove at roughly 5,000 feet which is home to a bevy of colossal trees), it is the General Sherman tree which stands as the Largest Living Thing on Earth.

Great Scott – Backpacking the Northern Island

Jim Cunningham September 9, 2005 No Comments

There are no signs to tell you where the trails are, just buoys tied to trees; almost feels like mermaids are running the place. Those looking to reconnect with nature don

Mountain Biking: Under The Tuscan Sun

Cliff Krolick January 31, 2005 No Comments

Mountain biking in Tuscany is unsurpassed – with narrow lanes, abandoned villas and centuries-old church ruins overgrown with grapevines. And after a day of riding, nothing tastes better than a fresh meal and an excellent bottle of village wine.

Warren Miller’s Impact

Shane Handler November 23, 2004 No Comments

Impact does its job of capturing the sport of skiing and snowboarding at its pure essence

The Freeriding Craze And Controversy: What Is All The Fuss?

Cliff Krolick June 28, 2004 No Comments

Similar to the snow parks being built at ski resorts, bike trail managers have begun creating designated areas for kickers, bridges and obstacles. Not everyone is jumping for joy, but freeriding is here to stay.

Mount Washington: The Coldest Peak On The Coldest Week

Jason Madson January 21, 2004 No Comments

According to the Mt. Washington Weather Archive, during the recent weeklong freeze, January 17th was going to be the best day to make a summit attempt. The daytime air temps were above freezing and the wind wasn’t expected to be too much to handle. As it turned out, in the 24-hour period of the 17th, the avg wind speed was 94 mph with a maximum gust of 145 mph. Glide’s resident outdoor enthusiast took that forecast as a personal invite to climb the world’s windiest spot.

Phish Drops Massive Tweezer During Barnburner Night Two At Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (SHOW REVIEW)

ALBUM PREMIERE: Reid Parsons Takes Creatively Eclectic Approach to Americana on Enchantingly Soulful LP ‘Back to Back’

SONG PREMIERE: Jon Cleary Lays Down Soulful New Orleans R&B-Blues On “Unnecessarily Mercenary”

Femi Kuti Delivers New Beats To Older Tracks On Commanding ‘Journey Through Life’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

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