Miracle Weight Loss Plan: Lose 45 pounds by DMS
I’ve become a huge fan of this miracle of modern weight loss. Well, actually, I’m a much less huge fan. I’m down 45 pounds from peak huge-fan-ness, and I have […]
Author Archives: Neil Johnston
Hoka One One Speed Instinct 2 Review
How I longed to love this shoe. Hoka had rectified the previous Speed Instinct’s shortcomings of a cramped toe box, spongy response, and improved traction. The first item of that […]
Anderson Redwoods Trail Run – My Not Quite Ultra
With every downhill step, following the first of eighteen water crossings, my insole slides forwards on gel heel-lifts lubricated by water that’s failing to drain from my Altra Lone Peak […]
Icy and Cold: Getting Traction for Winter Running During the Cold Snap
Another round of cold weather, with predicted rain or snow potentially making slick conditions on the local trails and seawall even slicker, has a few runners in my circle asking, […]
Destination Runs: Salt Spring Island Trailrunners Series
I am heads down navigating the trail, when a voice calls out, “I think you’re going the wrong way.” Like a true road runner, I’ve committed the situational awareness faux […]
Lessons Learned from Running the BMO Vancouver Marathon on a Whim
Less than ten kilometers in and I’m exiting my third port-a-potty, three port-a-potty stops into the 2015 Vancouver BMO Marathon. The run is quickly becoming a list of ‘what not […]
Garmin Just Entered The Smartwatch Race With The $250 Vivoactive
Still with an external heart rate monitor band though…
The Rise of Fitness Tracking and Fall of GPS Sports Watches
If there’s one stand out of 2014’s Christmas season it was the rise of the Fitness Tracker, for one FitBit adds and product in the stores were near inescapable. And, […]
2013 Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Touring – Urban Mode or What the Doctor Ordered
2013 Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Touring – Urban Mode or What the Doctor Ordered
Ducati’s marketing says the Multistrada 1200 S Touring is four bikes in one, and each mode matches a riding progression in my recovery from this spring’s broken collarbone. Seems a good excuse for a series of mini-reviews covering the Urban, Touring, Sport and (maybe) Enduro modes as I reacquaint myself with riding.
Must Do Destination: Carson Valley / Lake Tahoe Adventure Motorcycle Ride & Rendezvous
Must Do Destination: Carson Valley / Lake Tahoe Adventure Motorcycle Ride & Rendezvous OneWheelDrive.Net’s Kevin Miklossy hits the trail to Tahoe for a preview of the second annual Carson Valley / […]
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