It's adventure time.
Whoa, can you believe it? 2018 is drawing to a close. I don’t have any more big unicycle plans until January, so this is the perfect time for me to sit back and look at what I’ve done this year. Where I’ve gone. Who I’ve adventured with. All those good things. From Liechtenstein to South Korea, Sweden to Morocco, here is a summary of my unicycle travels in 2018. Continue reading “2018 Season Summary”
Mental review and reflection is, in my opinion, the best way to learn and grow as a person. It’s how we can identify our weaknesses and work on them until they become strengths. In light of this, I made a review of my competition goals and performance at Unicon19—the World Unicycling Convention and Championships held in Ansan, South Korea. In the interests of open communication and transparency (and in case it might be interesting to you), I’m publishing that review here. Enjoy! Continue reading “Race Report: 2018 World Unicycling Championships”
I don’t know how I let time slip by. Months have passed since I was officially announced as a member of the Kris Holm factory team, yet I haven’t made a single comment about it here. Unacceptable! Am I a team member, or not!? I need to give back to the community more, so it’s finally time to get back to writing about my unicycling adventures. But before I do…today I took my new Kris Holm muni out for its first spin. Let me tell you that story. Continue reading “Learning about my uni…and myself”
My second full day at Imlil, Morocco was the day I did a long unicycle ride. My route took me up a mountain pass and into the next valley over, which meant I was finally the only foreigner in sight. Or sometimes even the only person in sight. In the end, my day ended up being a rollercoaster of ups and downs, but I would do it again in a heartbeat. Continue reading “Riding in the Atlas Mountains”
Even though I grew up in Alaska, I find Danish winters difficult. It’s not the cold or the rain or the wind that gets me – it’s the lack of sun. After a few weeks of constant cloud cover, I am often depressed and de-energized. So, for 2018, I decided to take a winter vacation in Morocco and bring my mountain unicycle. My first stop: the village of Imlil in the High Atlas Mountains. Continue reading “Mountain Unicycling in Imlil, Morocco”