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Guest Writer Yoni Johnson gives us the story of the Foxy Moxie Running Mavens “What did you do to your leg?” I’m asked as I hobble around in the boot. With
June 2, 2015
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Guest Writer Yoni Johnson gives us the story of the Foxy Moxie Running Mavens “What did you do to your leg?” I’m asked as I hobble around in the boot. With
It’s March 21st early on a Saturday morning at Byrd’s Adventure Center, the day is just getting started and it’s still a bit cold with the sun behind the clouds.
Remember how it feels to be excluded, or feel less than adequate because you haven’t quite mastered a skill? Perfection, accomplishment, praise, recognition, attention drives you to keep trying, practicing,
Spring can be pretty wet in Arkansas but that doesn’t mean you can’t still have some fun. In fact, fun is exactly what you should have. Here is a video
Race director, Tracy Byrd, contacted me earlier in the year asking me to make sure the Lake Atalanta Trail and Road Duathlon made it on the calendar. I was intrigued.
Hiking everyday in nature is a new adventure. Most days bring something interesting and a lot of days something new and exciting. Having the camera ready to capture my
After 10 years of talking, planning and plotting, the inaugural Fort Smith Marathon was held Sunday. The response exceeded expectations. Race organizers had set a goal of having 750 runners
It was another big year for Arkansas and Arkansas Outside. New events like the Arkansas Enduro, Little Rock Gran Fondo and the Village Creek Trail Run plus the return of
Three years ago on perfect late October day, I made my first trip to Jamestown. It was my first outdoor climbing experience and the beginning of a very “special” relationship
Yonder Mountain String Band’s Harvest Music Festival was hosted at Mulberry Mountain this past weekend. An estimated 5000 festival attendees experienced Arkansas’ autumn weather with plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures