Ten years ago I produced "Going Green" for Catch Magazine, July 2010 Issue #12. This was before aerial cameras, before social media. Another world. Now today we are all under the COVID-19 social distancing rules as of March 2020- a good time to add this film to the online community we’re all depending on during … Leer más
Specially designed wool to match Chadwick’s original 477. The team cried when their original card of Chadwick’s 477 was cut up to ensure closest the best match possible! Utah Killer Bug or Sawyer Killer Bug, Natural, Pimp it with an Ice Dubbing Thorax. Tweak it with Hare’s Ear Thorax or Ad Fluoro Thread Thorax. A … Leer más
Please click to subscribe if you haven’t already! ► https://goo.gl/9Z5dTu – Thank you! With more than 663,268 square miles of land, water and wildlife to its name, the state of Alaska has always been a magnetic draw for me and my camera. Last Summer, Aniak River Lodge https://www.aniakriverlodge.com hosted me on one of Alaska’s most … Leer más
In March 2019, Todd Moen with the support of Tourism Australia filmed the diverse fly fishing terrain along the east and west coast of Australia. The journey included Fraser Island and the Whitsundays in the East and Exmouth and Mackerel Islands in the West. This is just a short preview of what is to come. SUBSCRIBE … Leer más
“Kendjam- Heart of the Amazon” is a 15-minute film featured in the 64th edition of Catch Magazine. Catch Magazine is the online journal illustrating the world’s best fly fishing photography and film. The making of “Kendjam” took filmmaker Todd Moen and his angler deep into the Brazilian Amazon to meet a special group of people, … Leer más
Sarah Lucero is a former TV news anchor, a body builder, a 4x Boston Marathon finisher, a mom of 4 and a fitness entrepreneur who is now training for IRONMAN Cozumel in November. I’m very excited to share this interview with Sarah as she has such a diverse, fascinating background. Her ability to navigate both … Leer más
As I get older (I’m almost 50 now), I’m finding that I’m looking more and more for inspiration that getting older is not the end of the world and that I can continue to live a healthy and active life full of adventure and physical challenge. Triathlete Bob Koenig inspires me. Bob did his first … Leer más
In a previous blog post, we discussed recovery tools and techniques to help enhance recovery and your body’s adaptation to challenging workouts (i.e. training stimuli). However, there are also practices and techniques that hinder recovery. We suggest that you avoid the following: Hanging out in Public Places—If possible, avoid public places where you might come … Leer más
During a hard training block or training session, your body experiences physiological stress, which stimulates adaptation (increased strength and endurance) by the body to the stress assuming adequate rest and recovery are taken. Both sides of the fitness equation – training stimuli and resulting adaptation through adequate recovery – are critical. By using better recovery techniques … Leer más
I started to type up a response to this IRONMAN athlete’s comment in our blog and realized other athletes are asking similar questions so wanted to share my thoughts as a blog post. I am a sixty one year old triathlete. I am not afraid of working hard to achieve my goals but I did … Leer más
In our previous blog post (Part 1 of “Travel Tips For Racing a Triathlon in a Foreign Country”), we discussed the importance of arriving to your race destination at least a few days in advance, traveling with plenty of local currency, and preparing yourself for a foreign language. In Part 2 of “Travel Tips,” we … Leer más
Whether you have raced overseas before or you have just signed up for your first international triathlon, we have some vital tips for you to make your trip go smoothly so that you can have your best performance on race day. Even experienced triathletes and travelers have fallen prey to some of the most basic … Leer más