Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy mcghee

SummaryOn this episode of The Bentonville Beacon, host James Bell is joined by Jeremy McGhee, Founder of The UNPavement, a movement that's helping everyone get off the pavement and into the wild to heal our hurting culture of Nature Deficit Disorder. Jeremy is also Founder of JPM PRO, the US distributor of Sport-ON, off-road handcycles, providing adaptive mountain bikes and accessories to disabled riders, including options for paraplegics and quadriplegics. Additionally, Jeremy is a pro athlete, YouTuber, blogger, podcaster and consultant that partners with public, private and nonprofit land managers to design safe and fun universal trail systems. Throughout the episode, James and Jeremy discuss his business venture distributing off-road handcycles, his mission of ensuring disabled athletes have full access to the outdoors and how he is pioneering trails for everybody.Thanks for tuning in!Show Notes(0:52) Introduction to Jeremy McGhee(5:11) About The UNPavement(9:02) Jeremy's Work as a Trail Consultant(10:57) About JPM PRO(18:17) Jeremy's Discovery of Bentonville(25:13) Jeremy's Move to Bentonville(29:08) #BecauseBentonville Story(35:31) Advice for Overcoming Insurmountable Odds(41:48) Closing Question‍LinksJames Bell Bentonville Economic Development Jeremy McGheejeremymcghee.comJPM PROThe UNPavementQuotes“The UNPavement is a movement of all of us off the pavement and into the wild because we've got these cool devices that we're on all the time, and they allow us to accomplish so much in life, but we're on them so much that it renders us that much more in need of a relationship with nature.” - Jeremy McGhee, (5:13)“The major emotional thing I miss in life when I'm back in San Diego, is I watch my friends grab their board, run across the tracks and go catch a couple waves at sunset. That's not in the cards for me anymore…But being [in Bentonville] and being able to just jump on my bike right out of my garage, literally across the street to Coler [Mountain Bike Preserve]. I get to fulfill that desire in a different way. I get to jump on my bike and jump on a trail.” - Jeremy McGhee, (26:46)“The adaptive element to whatever I want to do is my mind. That is my greatest disability, and I have a feeling that a lot of people out there can relate to that. So whatever obstacles are in front of you, that's going to be the hardest thing to overcome. So my advice is to do the things that help that. Taking care of ourselves is really important” - Jeremy McGhee, (35:44)

Out of Bounds – E257 – Talkin' Life, Bikes, and Surf w/ Jeremy McGhee Hello, hello, hello and welcome back to a brand-new episode of The Out Of Bounds podcast, right here on The Out of Collective Network. On today's program we welcome Jeremy McGee to the show. This was filmed in [...] The post Out of Bounds – E257 – Talkin' Life, Bikes, and Surf w/ Jeremy McGhee appeared first on Out Of Collective.

"Agnostic with Christian tendencies." That's how Youngstown State University alumnus, Jeremy, describes himself today. Listen in as Jeremy shares about his departure from the church post-grad school and how that hasn't stopped him from meeting new IVCF friends in very unexpected places.Stay in Touch!What was your favorite part of the episode? Leave us a message on SpeakPipeGet Episode Email Updates (This link for Spotify users: http://eepurl.com/hLks2r)Visit our WebsiteInstagram & FB: @afterivpod  ★ Support this podcast ★

Our friend and neighbor, Jeremy McGhee, is back in the studio with an update on his latest adventures!  He recently moved to Bentonville, AR, and shares his goal of inspiring others to get off the pavement and how he's teaming up with TrailForks to provide better access to nature and wild places for adaptive mountain bikers. Through his work, riders will have access to detailed trail descriptions, photos, videos, and maps to navigate unfamiliar terrain confidently and safely.  Buckle up for this episode and enjoy the ride! 

In this episode, Susie Murphy, Executive Director of SDMBA chats with Jeremy McGhee, a San Diego-based adaptive mountain biker and advocate, all around man of adventure, and soon to be Van-lifer.  Listen in on conversation about the local aMTB scene and what is going on in other regions for this growing segment of the cycling community.  To learn more about Adaptive Mountain Biking: https://theunpavement.org/   Visit one of Jeremy McGhee's YouTube channels to see Adaptive Mountain Biking in action: The UnPavement with Jeremy McGhee: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6-gSh_Lx-Q02Jvm2q5LzWA UnPavement uncut: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdvYmNZdsGO1Vpy6EE8K64Q     Visit the website to learn more about the San Diego Mountain Biking Association: https://sdmba.com   To become a member of the SDMBA: https://www.memberleap.com/members/memberinfo/alt_entry1.php?org_id=SDMB      

An athlete with an interesting story, that's how Jeremy McGhee would classify himself. "I never thought I would be a corporate speaker, but here I am." In an image-rich compelling tale, Jeremy recounts the Bloody Couloir expedition, where he climbed and skied a major backcountry ski route, without the use of his legs. He provokes a deep look in the mirror by explaining how he finds motivation himself and invokes a sense of hope by sharing the exciting things he is involved with now. His presentation is about the immediacy of deciding now what you want in life and getting to work on the little things every day to get there no matter what it takes. Jeremy uses the image of a pioneer, traveling into the wild west for the first time, to paint the picture of how he approaches a life without rules or a sense of entitlement. A pioneer needed to find strength in being adaptable because the world was certainly not going to adapt to them. "Life changes. Roll with the punches," Jeremy likes to say. Appropriately, the title is “How Uncomfortable are You Willing to Get?” Links in this Episode: Jeremy on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/jpmcghee/?hl=en (: @jpmcghee) The Big Ask Podcast is hosted by Nicole Matthews as inspired by her book https://www.amazon.com/Permission-Stop-Competing-Start-Creating/dp/1480811947 (Permission) to contact her or learn more about her work please use the links below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/msnicolematthews/?hl=en (@msnicolematthews) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigaskpodcast/ (@bigaskpodcast) Twitter: https://twitter.com/henleyco?lang=en (@henleyco) https://www.facebook.com/MsNicoleMatthews (Facebook) http://www.nicolematthews.com (www.nicolematthews.com) http://www.thehenleycompany.com (www.thehenleycompany.com)

In a world where people live life filled with fear and excuses, Jeremy McGhee has found a way to inspire others to "unlock their minds" and live. Jeremy was a fun-loving, sporty thrill seeker; tough and fearless, the exact traits that would serve him so well when he would have to embrace a new life or die with his old one. His younger brother, addicted to drugs and out of control, was slowly killing himself and Jeremy begged for his own life to be taken in the hopes that his little brother's might be spared. He wished for something big and catastrophic to happen to him, essentially signing his own death sentence as a last resort. That day soon arrived. Mangled from being hit by a car while riding his motorcycle, he was paralyzed and losing blood fast. He would later recount that the street where he laid, felt so warm, almost inviting him to close his eyes and sleep awhile. It was as if death was seducing him, but Jeremy's resilience kicked in and he decided to fight for his life. He lost the use of his legs that day, but Jeremy's accident and his own personal struggles in embracing his new life slowly gave way to helping his brother find a new inner strength he had long since forgotten. He is no longer just a sporty thrill seeker, but a bright, inspiring author and speaker. Jeremy is a truly gifted individual who has literally taken his life to new heights. After climbing a treacherous major backcountry peak, he turned around to ski the steep pitch in his "sit-ski." Every moment was caught on film and released as a feature length documentary in 2013. From the painstaking 1000+ pull-ups to reach the top, to the tears of joy and exhaustion, those moments capture the true essence of the man Jeremy has become: A born leader and go-getter with solid resolve. More About Speaker, Jeremy McGhee . . . Appearing on the TEDx stage, speaking at schools and motivating professional sports teams, are just a few of the ways he is dedicating his life to helping others. By simply living his dream, Jeremy McGhee will probably never fully realize his impact on others.

Meet Jeremy McGhee.  Years ago, after a near-fatal car crash took away the use of his legs, Jeremy became the first paraplegic in 2012 to climb and descend Bloody Couloir, a major backcountry ski route in the Eastern Sierras, all with only the use of his arms. Today, he's an active and vocal advocate committed to pioneering trails for adaptive mountain bike riders and disabled athletes with his own YouTube series, called the UNPavement, which documents all his adventures. Jeremy set down with Nat Ross, Bentonville resident and Mountain Bike Hall of Famer, to talk about his recent adventure in Bentonville, Arkansas, the Mountain Biking Capital of the World. 

Adaptive athlete Jeremy McGhee doesn't let being a paraplegic slow down his athletic prowess as he skis, surfs and rides his mountain handbike. Jeremy shares his story and the work he is doing to make mountain bike trails more accessible for riders of all abilities. Also, Jeremy recently spent some time in Northwest Arkansas shooting some really cool video at places like Coler, The Railyard and Blowing Springs.

Jeremy McGhee is one tough dude. He's pushed his paraplegic body to breaking point in the mountains, in the surf, and in the gym, and is now on a mission to document the world's mountain bike tracks for adaptive riders, through his organisation The UNpavement. This is a must listen episode if you love outdoor adventure and biking. Check it!

Episode 8 features an interview with Jeremy McGhee, a multi-sport paraplegic athlete. Jeremy talks about why continuing to be an athlete is so important and life affirming, what he struggles with most in his day-to-day athletic life and what sport he misses most. He shares the complex nature of motivation and his comparatively simple secret to push through anything. Jeremy also describes the high-tech mountain bike that enables him to continue riding on remote, demanding terrain and discusses what he would like able-bodied athletes to know about para athletes. This conversation will inspire you and, perhaps, get you to think about your own challenges a little differently.

An athlete with an interesting story, that’s how Jeremy would classify himself. “I never thought I would be a corporate speaker, but here I am.” In an image-rich compelling tale, Jeremy recounts the Bloody Couloir expedition, where he climbed and skied a major backcountry ski route, without the use of his legs. He provokes a deep look in the mirror by explaining how he finds motivation himself and invokes a sense of hope by sharing the exciting things he is involved with now. His presentation is about the immediacy of deciding now what you want in life and getting to work on the little things every day to get there no matter what it takes. Jeremy uses the image of a pioneer, traveling into the wild west for the first time, to paint the picture of how he approaches a life without rules or a sense of entitlement. A pioneer needed to find strength in being adaptable because the world was certainly not going to adapt to them. “Life changes. Roll with the punches,” Jeremy likes to say. Appropriately, the title is How Uncomfortable are You Willing to Get? and this will not be the typical presentation you are used to. “Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone.” — Picasso Hometown: San Diego Paralyzed in a motorcycle wreck in 2001 Climbed and skied Bloody Couloir, a major backcountry ski route, June 2, 2012 Released feature length Drop IN: Bloody Couloir documentary Dec 2013 Usual Surf Break: Cardiff Reef Home Mountain: Mammoth Favorite food: Anything my girlfriend makes Shoe size: 11 Ocean or Mountains? Both

A conversation with Jeremy McGhee, adaptive bike ride, surfer and skier extraordinaire. Since a car hit Jeremy on his motorbike and took away the use of his legs, 16 years ago, he has made it his life's mission to get off the pavement. Nothing gets this guy down. “If it’s money, figure it out. If it’s time, figure it out. You get less of it every day, so do it now” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imagine climbing a narrow gully of snow lined with rock faces and cliffs in the Sierra Mountains. In the cacophonous silence of this remote landscape, you hear every morsel of your breath and every crack of snow beneath you. Before you lies a 50-degree pitch on your ascent to the top and although you've been climbing for hours the sky still seems so far away. You've never been more awake in your life. You are strapped to a child's plastic sled with only the use of your arms as the carrier to your destination. Your life is clenched tightly around a pull-up bar tethered on belay and every inch of the climb delivers searing pain that weighs heavy on your already exhausted body and mind. With seemingly nothing left to give, how do you continue? When everything in his body told him that he had nothing left, Jeremy would exceed his limitations and complete another pull-up. He knew that if he could give 100% of himself to each one, despite the overwhelming fatigue and discomfort, that he would gain maximum travel towards reaching the top of the mountain that haunted him for seven years. Bloody Couloir is a coveted ski and snowboard destination in the Mammoth Lakes region and the spot where Jeremy showed us all what it means to put inspiration into action. A runner at heart, he was left without the use of his legs after a motorcycle accident in 2001 but that has clearly not stopped this athlete from crushing his goals. Jeremy possesses a mass amount of grit and will and through his loss, he is exploring a whole new level of what is possible. This is a must-listen, must-share conversation and we thank you deeply for your support of the show. If Jeremy's story resonates with you and you are finding benefit in listening to the YTP please leave a review on Apple Podcast. This month we are giving away three pairs of 2XU compression run socks, so share your words with the world and get in the running to win. Also one of the best ways to support the show is to subscribe through Apple Podcast as we look to bring on more support for the show through sponsors, subscribers make a huge difference and therefore you make a huge difference on this life of this show.

Jeremy McGhee is an extreme adventure seeker and athlete, doing things that most of the rest of us will never even consider. He's also paralyzed from the waist down. His story is inspiring, and his messages and projects aimed at provoking you to life your life for today, and do what you love. It's an exciting interview with an awesome guy. Check out this episode of the FlipNerd.com VIP Interview show. Get your copy of our FREE "Profiting with Rental Properties" Guide!

A very serious motorcycle accident left Jeremy McGhee paralyzed from the waist down. He wasn’t willing to let that stop him, however, he’s still a surfer, skier and adaptive athlete. Recently, the documentary “Drop In” was produced about his ascent and skiing the “bloody couloir,” a challenge for anyone. He talks to Commander Divine about how he approaches life, his adventures and what the future holds for him. What will you be able to learn from Jeremy’s attitude and resilience? Find out by listening to this very special podcast.

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