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In this episode of the OutThere Colorado Podcast, Spencer and Seth chat about a recent death on the Manitou Incline and the dangers this trail brings, a Wild West legend who reportedly killed 140 rattlesnakes in two hours, a new 'astronomy' resort, an interesting approach to land management, otherworldly Colorado spots, and more.
Have you tuned into the Great Moose Migration live stream?? A 64 year old man passed away yesterday while he was climbing the Manitou Incline. Have you seen turkeys popping up in your neighborhood?
Yesterday it was announced that Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders would have their numbers retired for CU. A lot of people are saying Sanders doesn't deserve it! A crew member who worked on the set of this ends with us took Justin Baldoni's side and blasted Blake Lively during a 60 minutes Australia interview. Gayle King is clapping back at her space haters. Have you tuned into the Great Moose Migration live stream?? A 64 year old man passed away yesterday while he was climbing the Manitou Incline. Have you seen turkeys popping up in your neighborhood? Jamie has a list of things that make you old af even if you only have one! BJ can't stop talking about the Colorado Lottery this morning. The sunrise service this weekend at Red Rocks is going on rain or shine because you can't stop Jesus!
April Fools, Functional Fitness, and Health UpdatesIn this episode of 'Older and Wilder with Joy and Claire,' the hosts discuss their feelings about April Fools' Day and past brand pranks and the rise of Hyrox as a new functional fitness trend comparable to CrossFit. Claire talks about preparing for her black belt test despite dealing with injuries, while Joy shares her experience with blood work results, dietary adjustments for thyroid health, and starting hormone therapy. They also touch on Meghan Markle's new show, the excitement and challenges of aging, and debate the exclusivity and extravagance of commercial space tourism. The episode wraps up with humorous 'What a Time to Be Alive' moments.02:58 CrossFit and High Rocks: Fitness Trends09:22 Memories of Early CrossFit Days12:29 Manitou Incline and Fitness Challenges14:44 Karate Practice and Concussion Recovery21:59 Movie Update and Pop Culture22:33 Discussing Nudity in Films22:54 Review of 'Poor Things'24:20 Mikey Madison's SNL Performance25:28 Meghan Markle's New Show31:09 Health Updates and Hormone Therapy39:44 Skin Checks and Sunburn Stories43:45 What a Time to Be Alive47:19 Final Thoughts and Sign-Off
On this week's episode, Bob talks with frequent guest Mandy Horvath, a bi-lateral amputee, she has conquered the Manitou Incline, Pikes Peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, all under her own power. In this episode, she tells the story of doing "No Legs, No Problem" (season 18, episode 1) of the TV show “Naked and Afraid” in which she and a male partner – both naked, and who had never met each other before - were dropped off in a remote rainforest and left to fend for themselves to get food, water and to create shelter, for 21 days. Mandy talks about the challenges they faced, the toll it took on her, and how they came to depend on each other. After, Mandy talks about what is in her future. It's a fun, informative and inspiring episode. Mandy Horvath website: https://www.mandyhorvath.com/ "Naked and Afraid" show: https://www.discovery.com/shows/naked-and-afraid/episodes/no-legs-no-problem Mandy Horvath previous appearances on the podcast: https://hikingbob.com/curated-podcasts Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information Hiking Bob website: https://www.HikingBob.com Wild Westendorf website: https://wildwestendorf.com/ Where to listen, download and subscribe to this podcast: https://pod.link/outdoorswithhikingbob
Send us a textKim Dobson, the Queen of Pikes Peak, graces our podcast with her incredible journey from a casual runner to a celebrated mountain racer. Embarking on her running passion during high school cross-country and nurturing it through her college days at CSU, Kim shares her transformation into a structured athlete. With tales of spontaneous marathon adventures and hiking Colorado's famous 14ers, she highlights how her love for the mountains, coupled with her husband's unwavering support, laid the foundation for her astounding achievements in mountain racing.We uncover the secrets behind Kim's training regimen that powered her success at iconic races like Mount Washington. Tackling topics from strategic pacing to mental fortitude, Kim details how she optimized her performance through high-intensity intervals and smart mileage increases. The episode paints a vivid picture of the thrilling challenges in mountain racing, from the steep inclines of Mount Washington Road Race to the unpredictable weather of Aspen's uphill races. Together, we explore the cultural significance of these events and the growing enthusiasm for more vertical races in the U.S., with the legendary Manitou Incline offering invaluable training for the toughest climbs.Balancing a high-level athletic career with personal life, Kim offers insights into managing injuries and setting priorities for sustainable success. She candidly discusses the impact of injuries on her career and shares her strategies for recovery and maintaining well-being. With heartfelt advice on valuing personal time, the role of music in workouts, and staying grounded amidst social media pressures, Kim inspires future aspirations in running and a focus on longevity in the sport. Wrapping up with gratitude and excitement for upcoming races, this conversation promises motivation and insight for athletes and enthusiasts alike.
What ignites a life-altering commitment to health and fitness? For Brandon, our guest in this episode, it was a revealing camping trip photo and the grueling Manitou Incline hike that served as wake-up calls. Tune in as he shares his transformative journey from seeking guidance to mastering the nuances of tracking food and water intake, setting the stage for sustainable lifestyle changes. It's a compelling tale of discovery and transformation, shedding light on the foundational steps that led him to a healthier life.Ever wondered how to continue your fitness journey independently? We discuss the transition from guided to self-sufficient fitness habits, highlighting the crucial role of supportive communities and practical tools like tracking apps. Embrace the challenge of a self-directed fitness phase with us, as we explore how real-life examples and literature emphasize the long-term benefits of staying active. This segment is a call to action for listeners to take charge of their health and adapt to the evolving demands of maintaining fitness over a lifetime.Our conversation takes a lighter turn as we delve into the quirky world of quickfire questions, reflecting on unique preferences and the fun dynamics of community interactions. From the never-ending debate of tacos versus sushi to unexpected health and business advice, we share laughs and personal stories that add flavor to the serious pursuit of fitness. As we wrap up, we look ahead with excitement to upcoming projects, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to share our journey and inviting you to join us in this vibrant community of health and fitness enthusiasts.Check out Overclock and Protein Protocol hereWant to know more about coaching? Book a call with Ben hereSupport the showWhere to find usWe Hack Health: TwitterWe Hack Health: InstagramWe Hack Health: Discord
In this episode, we explore how a simple hike mirrors life's ups and downs. We're sharing our experience hiking Manitou Incline near Colorado Springs, and the life lessons that ended up emerging from our climb. Join us for an adventure meets self-love retreat in Cartagena, Colombia! Happening Feb 2nd - 6th, 2025. Sign up here to join us! Fall is the perfect time to pause, reflect, and realign. If you're feeling stuck or craving clarity, good news! I've opened up 5 spots for my 1:1 Life Purpose Coaching Program. Together we'll dig deep into what matters most to you, tackle your roadblocks, and map out a path to a more fulfilling, purpose driven life. Book a clarity call with me to make the rest of 2024 your best chapter yet!-----------------------------------Tell us what you think of this episode!Schedule a free Coffee Chat with Austin and Monica.Join our free private Facebook Group Digital Nomad Start-Up Circle for more trainings and resources.
Two weeks ago, a good buddy of mine was in for our Mastermind meeting. Joe Hashey is a rare breed, one of those men that have an indomitable mindset. There aren't too many people that I look up to with mindset because I've studied it so much and put myself through the ringer to continue to grow my mind. Joe is an exception though. He is doing 100 mile races, holds one of the world records for the famous Manitou Incline climb out in Colorado where he lives, held the world pull up record, briefly, after he did 4100 or so on his 40th birthday. We snuck away on lunch break to a back room to record this and it was something I have been wanting to get out to you for a while, because we can all learn from him, myself included. In this episode, we cover: The mindset it takes to complete an ultra marathon The ‘switch' that made Joe start doing the impossible and it wasn't all that long ago How he runs his family and why we can all do better in this regard His top two favorite books The inner dialogue that is needed to become a world class endurance athlete And so much more. You can follow Joe on Instagram at Jhashey1 and you can check out his podcast and book at https://strongfamilyproject.com/
In this episode, Tyler shares his Easter Sunday journey descending the Manitou Incline in Colorado Springs. He reflects on a powerful spiritual experience and discusses the profound impact of gratitude in overcoming challenges, like battling depression. Check Out Our Web Courses (Including our free courses): https://lovestrong.com/courses Submit A Question For The Wandering Therapist To Answer: https://lovestrong.com/category/the-wandering-therapist-sessions/ Schedule a free 15-minute Consultation Call with The Wandering Therapist to learn more about our services: https://lovestrong42.hbportal.co/schedule/62056ca8c30426088f1a569a Check Out Our Other Podcast: Real Talk Recovery by the Therapy Brothers https://therapybros.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-wandering-therapist/message
In this episode, Tyler shares insights from the Manitou Incline in Colorado Springs, drawing parallels between climbing the steep path and facing life's challenges. He discusses two key strategies: expanding perspective to see the rewards ahead during tough times, and focusing on taking one small step at a time when things seem overwhelming. Check Out Our Web Courses (Including our free courses): https://lovestrong.com/courses Submit A Question For The Wandering Therapist To Answer: https://lovestrong.com/category/the-wandering-therapist-sessions/ Schedule a free 15-minute Consultation Call with The Wandering Therapist to learn more about our services: https://lovestrong42.hbportal.co/schedule/62056ca8c30426088f1a569a Check Out Our Other Podcast: Real Talk Recovery by the Therapy Brothers https://therapybros.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-wandering-therapist/message --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-wandering-therapist/message
Join us as Pastor Tyler and Pastor Jared work through questions related to Genesis 18-20! Is God the same in the Old Testament and the New? (1:04) How should God's faithfulness to complete His promises encourage & warn us? (13:05)
Summary In this episode of the Coaches Roundtable, Chase and Chris answer various fitness-related questions. They discuss the impact of water weight on weight fluctuations and emphasize the importance of tracking fluctuations to understand how the body responds to certain factors. The coaches also provide insights on exercises that can be done at home with or without equipment, and offer tips for building stamina for challenging activities like the Manitou Spring Incline in Colorado. They address the concept of heart rate during workouts and explain that it is more important to focus on movement and overall trends rather than specific heart rate numbers. Additionally, they recommend websites and resources for proper lifting techniques and alternative exercises. The episode concludes with a call for more listener questions. Takeaways Water weight can significantly affect weight fluctuations, but it is not an excuse for weight changes. Tracking fluctuations can help understand how the body responds to certain factors. Exercises can be done at home with or without equipment. Bodyweight exercises can be effective, but adding resistance or getting creative with household items can enhance progress. Building stamina for challenging activities requires gradually increasing intensity and getting accustomed to the environment, such as higher elevations. Heart rate during workouts depends on individual goals, but it is more important to focus on movement and overall trends rather than specific heart rate numbers. Websites like Mind Pump and Jordan Lips' database offer resources for proper lifting techniques. It is important to understand the purpose of each exercise and find alternatives that target the same muscle groups. HIIT training can be done with running or walking, and the intensity should be adjusted based on individual capabilities and goals. When the gym is crowded or certain exercises cannot be performed, alternative exercises can be found by replicating the motion with different equipment. Listeners are encouraged to submit more questions for future episodes of the Coaches Roundtable. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Excitement for Fitness Questions 01:35 Chapter 1: Understanding Water Weight and its Impact on Weight Fluctuations 06:11 Chapter 2: Exercises to Do at Home with or without Equipment 09:53 Chapter 3: Preparing for the Manitou Spring Incline in Colorado 14:44 Chapter 4: Determining the Ideal Heart Rate for Workouts 21:03 Chapter 5: Recommended Websites for Proper Lifting Techniques 23:01 Chapter 6: HIIT Training with Running or Walking 26:33 Chapter 7: Finding Alternative Exercises 30:04 Conclusion SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS to be answered on the show: https://forms.gle/B6bpTBDYnDcbUkeD7 How to Connect with Us: Chase's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/changing_chase/ Chris' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conquer_fitness2021/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/665770984678334/ Visit our Website: https://www.conquerfitnessandnutrition.com/ Work with Conquer Fitness and Nutrition for 1:1 Coaching: https://forms.gle/A7yZfj9uYJPQtvsL6
In "Cracking the Code: Understanding the Non-Linear Journey of Fitness," hosts Heath and Aly delve into the intricate nature of fitness progress, debunking the myth of a linear path to success. Drawing an insightful analogy to the iconic Manitou Incline in Colorado Springs, Heath vividly illustrates how fitness journeys mirror the uneven, varied steps of this challenging incline.Recalling their group's experience during a convention, Heath reminisces about tackling the incline, where each step differed in size and steepness. This analogy serves as a poignant reminder that progress in fitness isn't a straightforward ascent but rather a series of diverse challenges and plateaus.Throughout the episode, Heath and Aly highlight the significance of being realistic about one's fitness goals. They emphasize that expecting a linear progression can lead to frustration and demotivation. Instead, they advocate for embracing the non-linear nature of the journey, understanding that setbacks and fluctuations are integral parts of achieving lasting fitness success.Listeners are encouraged to adopt a mindset that acknowledges the variability of progress, akin to navigating the diverse steps of the Manitou Incline. By doing so, they can approach their fitness endeavors with patience, resilience, and a realistic perspective, ultimately paving the way for sustainable and fulfilling results.
Do you ever feel like you're spreading yourself too thin? Struggling to juggle multiple balls, only to drop them one by one? That's what I felt until I learned about the 10x productivity concept. Join me, your host, Jay Tiegs as I take you on a journey up the Manitou Incline and Bar trail, with my reflections on the significance of focusing on primary goals and multiplying your results by ten.The Manitou Incline is not just a hike; it's resilience. I'll share the challenges I faced, and the changes I've observed over the years as we ascend the Manitou Incline together. Welcome to the Do Hard Things Podcast with your host Jay Tiegs, Are you ready to amplify and improve your life? Then you are in the right place. On this podcast we have unfiltered conversation with inspiring people who take on challenges and share with us, the wisdom from their journey. We talk about how doing hard things adequately enable all of us to deal with life's struggles and challenges and ultimately improve the quality of our lives. Do Hard Things Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/dohardthingsJoin the Do Hard Things Nation Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/developgritdohardthingsGet Do Hard Things Swag/Join an Event/Get Running Coaching: https://www.dohardthingsnation.com
Join us in this episode as we journey back to the recent retreat that radiated with energy, empowerment, and whole-food living. From conquering the Manitou Incline to crafting over 20 nourishing recipes made from whole foods, we delve into the exciting fusion of physical activity and culinary exploration.Discover the secrets of vitality as we introduce the transformative MEDSSSS model—Meditation, Exercise, Diet, Sleep/Recovery, Sunlight/Nature, Social/Connection, and Spiritual/Higher Power. Learn how each element played a crucial role in creating an atmosphere where participants couldn't help but exclaim, "I want some of that energy!"We unveil practical tips on capturing the retreat's essence in your daily life, emphasizing the power of effort and willingness to unlock a life rich in health and vitality. Team Elevate's mission comes to life, offering a community where moms and individuals can thrive and embrace a big life.Tune in to discover how you, too, can elevate your energy and make every day a celebration of vibrant living. Your journey to vitality starts here!If you are trying to get to your optimal health and additional optimal weight, come join us at the Incline Your Life Retreat. Oct. 6-7 in Colorado Springs. Make it a girls weekend or come and make new friends that are like minded. We will be moving our bodies as we adventure up the incline, eat and watch demos on how to fuel our body with healthy and delicious food, and then get coaching on how to up level the areas of your life where we are running into challenges. Go to instagram @kamibankscoaching, and click on my profile to get the link to sign up for the retreat.
From Tragedy to Triumph Mandy Horvath | The Hopeaholics PodcastJoin us on the Hopeaholics Podcast for an awe-inspiring episode featuring the incredible journey of Mandy, an American bi-lateral above-knee amputee. She's not just a survivor; she's a creative writer, a compelling public speaker, a talented actress, and an adventurous mountaineer.On July 26, 2014, Mandy faced a life-changing moment when she was struck by a locomotive near a bar in Steele City, Nebraska. After consuming two beers and two shots while playing pool inside the tavern throughout the evening, she walked outside and blacked out, regaining consciousness in an ambulance with no lower extremities. She believes she was incapacitated by a date rape drug, but was woken from a medically induced coma several days later without the ability to test for the drugs in her system. The authorities had written the incident off as a suicide attempt. Horvath's date of that night suspiciously died of carbon monoxide poisoning, just a few months later that year. He was found deceased within the cab of a vehicle, in a closed garage. The authorities labeled his death an accident despite his profession as a heavy equipment operator. Nearly a year into recovery from the initial trauma, Horvath was set back again, having to be re-amputated due to a rare form of bone regeneration.Mandy's story is nothing short of extraordinary. She's notably the first female bi-lateral amputee to achieve remarkable feats, including summiting the Manitou Incline, conquering Pikes Peak not once but twice, ascending the Statue of Liberty stairwell to the crown, and conquering Tanzania's formidable Mount Kilimanjaro, all without the use of prosthetic equipment. Her unparalleled determination and courage led her to scale these incredible heights, using only her arms and hands to crawl.One of her most astounding accomplishments is her successful ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro, which earned her the title of the first legless woman to summit one of the world's Eight Summits without the aid of prosthetic equipment. Mandy's indomitable spirit and unwavering resilience serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration to all. Don't miss this extraordinary episode on the Hopeaholics Podcast, where Mandy's incredible journey unfolds, showing that the human spirit can conquer even the tallest mountains.Follow us on all our social media platforms down belowINSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/thehopeaholics/?igshid=Mzc1MmZhNjY%3DSPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4diCrlmIyqrkE2e22mFgU1?si=2df7f5920f944098FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thehopeaholicspodcast/TREATMENT : https://www.hopebythesea.com
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office says a suspect has been arrested in connection with a stabbing near the Manitou Incline.
Man killed in a shooting in Fountain identified, suspect in stabbing near the Manitou Incline arrested, your weather and more.
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office says a suspect has been arrested in connection with a stabbing near the Manitou Incline.
Man killed in a shooting in Fountain identified, suspect in stabbing near the Manitou Incline arrested, your weather and more.
It's probably fitting that Andrea Sansone and Andrew Hamilton met at the summit of a Colorado 14er, one of the 58 such peaks in the state that have gone on to help forge their relationship. Though neither considers themselves trail runners, the duo routinely puts up times on popular alpine routes that outpace those of the pros. Andrew has held the supported FKT for climbing all of Colorado's 14ers since 2015, and last year, Andrea set the supported FKT on Nolan's 14, becoming the first woman to complete the roughly 100-mile route in less than 2 days. As the high country continues to thaw, Matt Mitchell sat down with Andrea and Andrew to talk about their summer goals; the partnership they've formed by doing hard stuff in the mountains together; lapping the Manitou Incline for 24 hours straight; and much more. TOPICS & TIMES:Forming an Endurance Power Couple (2:17)Andrew's Adventure Racing Background (5:41)Their FKT Progression (7:37)Why They Don't Consider Themselves Runners (11:09)Dissecting Andrea's Nolan's 14 FKT (14:18)Winter Training for Mountain Season (44:52)Tips for Faster Hiking (54:20)RELATED LINKS:Nolan's 14 - Andrea Sansone FKT 2022Become a Blister MemberBLISTER+CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTEDBlister PodcastGEAR:30Bikes & Big Ideas Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Bill Beagle from the Incline Friends is the guest on this week's podcast. We talk about the history of the Manitou Incline and how it became a fitness attraction, drawing not only hikers, but world class athletes. We discuss how the Incline Friends supports the Incline, the upcoming 10th anniversary of it becoming a legal destination, and how the Incline Friends will celebrate. And, what's with all the uproar over setting FKT (Fastest Known Time) records on the incline? Inclline Friends website: https://inclinefriends.org/ Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information Hiking Bob website: https://www.HikingBob.com Wild Westendorf website: https://www.Wildwestendorf.com Where to listen, download and subscribe to this podcast: https://pod.link/outdoorswithhikingbob
The Manitou Incline is a hiking trail located near Colorado Springs that ascends approximately 2,000 feet in elevation (peaking at about 8,590 feet) over a span of a mile. Over the years, there have been only a handful of audacious climbers who have hiked this trail 500 times in a year earning themselves a spot in the "500 Club". Additionally, there are only a rare few who have made it to the "1,000 club", and Rachel Jones is one of them. Rachel Jones aka "The Queen of the Incline" is the first woman to hike the Manitou Incline 1,000 times (1,003 to be exact) in a single year, and she faced a lot of obstacles along the way. For Rachel, joining the 1,000 club had almost nothing to do with achievement, and instead had everything to do with growth. In this episode Rachel pulls apart her journey climbing the Manitou Incline time and time again, some days completing entire marathons laps. We cover how to break through the self imposed limitations we all put on ourselves and go after what you think isn't possible for you.
Feeling like you need a motivational nudge toward your goals this year? This episode of Many Happy Miles offers a double dose of inspiration from two amazing women. In this second half of a two-part “So Epic” theme (check out Part 1 here), Dimity and Sarah WF bring on two more mother runners who truly took their accomplishments above and beyond in 2022, including… Rachel Jones, from Colorado, who, recently became the first woman—and only the fourth person ever—to hike the Manitou Incline, a legendary set of steep, mountainside steps, 1,000 times in 365 days. (Spoiler: She completed many of those climbs while pregnant!) Lynn Marks, of North Carolina, who completed her very first Ironman triathlon (that's a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run) at the age of 58. We hope their stories inspire you to bust past your fears and go after your own epic adventure in 2023! When you shop our sponsors, you help AMR. We appreciate your—and their—support! Stress less, sleep better: Enjoy 40% off a Calm Premium subscription at Calm.com/amr Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the second hour, DMac and Derek are joined by Rooftop Richie to talk about the unending platitudes that we get from Russell Wilson. They unveil the grand premiere of the Rosburg Address. DMac tries to convince Derek to try out the Manitou Incline. DMac shares an embarrassing hiking story with us before hearing Jerry Jeudy's response to Shannon Sharpe and the Barstool article and breaking it down.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What is the one step you need to take to change your life? A couple weekends ago at the Incline Your Life Retreat the first step you needed to take to get to the top of the incline was the first step out of 2,768 steps. So how does that translate to changing your life? You need to be committed to what you want. You need to have awareness of where you are and then know where you want to go. Then making a commitment is the first thing you do to get into the massive action you need to change. If you are not sure what you are committing to or the direction you want to go, the action you take will be meaningless.I shared examples of the things we did at the retreat with our movement to the top of the incline and learning how to prepare food, and coaching on how to implement the things we learned. The incline was a physical way to show what commitment looks like, and set the pattern to follow with our food and mind. For more information on the retreats or the ambassador program DM @kamibankscoaching on instagram or kamibanks.com
We've taken the Golden Trail World Series in the USA !Your host Martin GAFFURI will once again get you up to speed with what you've got to know about the Pikes Peak Ascent in Manitou Spring, CO, and especially which runners you can expect to watch during the live coverage on race day.We also had an insightful conversation with Allie McLaughlin, Manitou Springs local who's got several experiences at the Ascent, holds the record of the Manitou Incline and almost more importantly, is living many other lives as a skydiver, dirt biker, film maker that she shares with her dog Harley. Favorite song: Lucky Charm Favorite short movie edit: WeightlessFollow the Pikes Peak Ascent race recap video on Youtube (link to come!)Follow Allie McLaughlin on InstagramFollow Pikes Peak Events on Instagram and Facebook
In this episode, Annika shares her love of adventuring and how she ended up creating a career where she gets to do work that she is passionate about. Annika is all about helping and encouraging families to get outdoors and adventure together, on big and little hikes, so that they can connect with one another and create lasting memories.Annika Mang is the co-founder of TrailCollectiv and founder of Born to be Adventurous. Her family's motto is that "adventuring doesn't end when you have children, it is only the beginning". Her passion is to encourage families to go on little and big adventures to help them connect together and reap the benefits of the outdoors.Follow Born to be adventurous on Facebook Follow Born to be adventurous on IGFollow Born to be adventurous on TikTokVisit Trail Collective here to find the best family hikesVisit Born to be adventurous hereJoin the Born to be adventurous Facebook group hereFollow Trailcollectiv on IGFollow Trailcollectiv on FacebookFollow Candace on Instagram
Smithville MO native Mandy Horvath is a real life badass. Why? Because after losing both legs above the knee at age 21 after being hit by a train, she turned what was the negative in her life and turned it into a positive…by climbing the Manitou Incline, Pike's Peak, Cerro Tusa in Columbia and Mount Kilimajaro!! And now, she's returning home to the KC area to receive the Amelia Earhart Pioneering Achievement Award next month at the Amelia Earhart Festival in Atchison KS!! We talked to Mandy this morning about this amazing honor and so much more!! PLUS… Let's face it…we as dudes are not always the best at recognizing when a lady is…well…ready. Which is why we need a guy like our friend Roger, who developed the Wet Kitty Panty! Undies that, when activated by moisture, reveal secret messages and such…basically SHOWING us that YES she is READY!! https://www.wetkittypanty.com/ And, in the true American Dream…dude is making bank on this!!!
“Somebody has something to benefit from us hating our bodies and that is awful”In this episode, Jaime talks with Sam Felix, a 34 year old LGBTQ+ activist, dog mom, plus size hiker, art lover, horror movie fan, and avid concert goer. The episode dives into topics such as Health at Every Size, being visibly active while fat, how to talk to friends and family about their microagressions, and ways to lift yourself up in a world full of fatphobia. Show Notes:Fat Babes in the WildWNDR OutdoorsManitou Incline@sadfelix on InstaInside Out Youth Services Center
Welcome to The Hiker Podcast. This week I am excited to talk with Hiker and Influencer Nelson Holland. Hey my name is Nelson Holland better known as Fatblackandgettinit. I was born in NY but moved to Colorado in 2014. Ever Since I saw the Rockies in person, I was enamored. At first I would drive around and take in the beautiful views but before long, I knew I had to get out and explore. One day I ran into a herd of elk hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park and I turned into the 5 year old version of myself again. I was hooked. Since then, I have learned about some of the amazing physical and mental benefits of hiking. My social media goal is to share those benefits and amazing views with the world, especially the communities who rarely see nature in this way. I really want to do my part in making the outdoors inclusive and accessible for everyone. I did the Manitou Incline 3 times last year twice at over 300 lbs and a 14er at about 320lbs. I hope to become a mountaineer one day. Nelson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fatblackandgettinit/ Nelson's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@fatblackandgettinit We'd like to thank our sponsors: CNOC Outdoors making our adventures the best possible, simple, enjoyable, fulfilling and sustainable. Go to https://cnocoutdoors.com and be sure to use coupon code 'Hiker Podcast' for 10% off trekking poles. Or is this link: https://www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=cl&merchant_id=014f2c2f-7334-473e-95aa-fd74821c174c&website_id=1d7833e9-53d7-4a11-beec-6bd6ff4b65c4&url=https%3A%2F%2Fcnocoutdoors.com%2F CS Instant Coffee makers of environmentally sustainable and great tasting instant coffee for the trail. Use our affiliate link to get yours and help the show: https://cs-instant-coffee.peachs.co/a/andy-neal . Sawyer Products: MORE THAN AN OUTDOOR COMPANY. Makers of water filters, insect repellent, and other items that keep you on the trail. Sawyer Products says yes as often as possible to millions who need our help and expertise – delivering water filters, saving lives. For more information go to https://www.sawyer.com Big thank you to our Patreon Patron's for supporting The Hiker Podcast: www.patreon.com/andynealplussizehiker Music licensed by muscbed.com This weeks opening song is “The Get Back” by Ruslan and Paul Russell which you can listen on our Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lXwaTWf2f0CUnXiogxCLj?si=c12c1fa33cd94c64 Follow Host Andy Neal on Instagram: www.instagram.com/andyfilmsandhikes Be sure to subscribe to Andy's new YouTube Channel- ‘Andy Neal: Plus Size Hiker”- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvQMSeBpY4zwyFBB5Z8U79Q Email Andy andy@hikerpodcast.com Go to www.hikerpodcast.com for all our social media accounts, email, and all the ways to listen to The Hiker Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hikerpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hikerpodcast/support
Aveen shares a story from her hike up the Manitou Incline and her search for the bailout.
#56: Just west of Colorado Springs, at the foot of Pikes Peak, is the quirky mountain town of Manitou Springs. It's known for its natural mineral springs, mountain landscapes, quaint shops, and beautiful parks. From the Cliff House to the Penny Arcade and the Manitou Incline trail, there are endless things to do in this small town. In this episode, Ryan and Carrie share the top things to do and their favorite places to see in Manitou Springs, Colorado.Many of the old 1900s buildings and homes in Manitou Springs are still standing, which gives the town an old, historic feel. If you're looking for a unique walking tour with a laid-back vibe, then Manitou Springs is the town for you.For more information and resources about exploring Colorado, visit the website at HashtagColoradoLife.com or @HashtagColoradoLife on Instagram.
The Manitou Incline and Pikes Peak Cog Railway help draw hundreds of thousands of people to Manitou Springs.
Mike recently went on a 5 day solo trip to Colorado and we decide to share stories about traveling, hiking, and exploring across the country. (2:30) Mike's trip (6:30) Mike describes his most intense adventure ever, the Manitou Incline (17:42) Bryce talks about his road trip with Joe to the Southwest back in high school (23:12) Bryce almost died in New Mexico on a road trip in 2012 (36:06) Would we ever consider solo travel again? (41:04) Mike wandered into a ghost town in the middle of Missouri Send an episode idea or guest request to 1streetover22@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In 2014, Smithville MO native Mandy Horvath was having drinks with friends...what happened next remains unclear, but likely her drink was spiked...and she was found on a set of railroad tracks, both legs severed above the knees. Most people would give up...and Mandy almost did...but she eventually decided to turn this tragedy into something more positive. She's climbed Pike's Peak twice. She's climbed the Manitou Incline in Colorado. And recently, she became the first female double amputee to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro!! Mandy stopped by the studio for a visit, and what followed was a conversation about her amazing journey from tragedy to triumph!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Some say it's 2,744 steps, others say 2,768. Rebecca completely lost count, lost her breath and nearly lost her mind while trying to climb the Manitou Incline. It's one mile straight up the base of Pikes Peak...all in railroad tie steps that used to be an actual railroad for a cable car. Find out if she completed the challenge. https://www.instagram.com/tryinglifesisters/ We'd love to hear what you're trying to this year. Leave us a voice message here and we may put it in an upcoming podcast. https://anchor.fm/rebecca-hopkins/message And use #tryinglife to share your own adventures and creativity on social media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Mandy Horvath, is a bi-lateral above knee amputee, who in 2018, became the first female double amputee to ascend the Manitou Incline, raising awareness for limb loss. One month later, crawled all 13 miles of Barr Trail to the summit of Pikes Peak, using only her arms, to raise funds for Operation Ward 57 & The Battle Buddy Foundation. These historic events garnished local, national and international press.But when the cameras were off, she struggled with alcoholism, and after a series of events, Mandy found herself in hot water with the law after committing 3 DUIs in a 6 month period and harmed an AMR paramedic who was attempting to assist her. 12 hours after she was awarded a community medal, she was found asleep in her car intoxicated. Because of a series of poor choices, in one night, Mandy went from being recognized as a community icon to being very publicly shamed for her wrongdoings.Mandy was given a chance to resolve her addiction, and she figuratively ran with it.Almost 3 years later and sober, Mandy has led a successful excursion of 4 grown men, including fellow bi-lateral amputee US Army Veteran Travis Strong, to the summit of Pikes Peak, became the first documented amputee to crawl up to the crown of the Statue of Liberty, and is now preparing to ascend Mt. Kilimanjaro.She will be the first female amputee to reach one of the globe's 8 summits without the use of prosthetic equipment, and will be the legacy she leaves for her own children.Socials:Website: mandyhorvath.com FB: Mandy Horvath @lifeproofMandyHorvath https://www.facebook.com/lifeproofmandyhorvathInsta: @lifeproofbionicwoman Go Fund Me (Mt Kilamanjaro) www.Gofundme.com/f/MandyHKilimanjaropaypal.me/lifeproofbionicwomanMentions:Cars4Heroes https://www.cars4heroes.org/Travis Strong https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78lqEalvm58Enjoy the visual here on Youtube https://youtu.be/-4yRejHWrnI
Quote “Our elevation must be the result of self-efforts and work of our own hands. No other human power can accomplish it. If we but determine it shall be so, it will be so.” Martin Delany Welcome to the Sensory Strides podcast. Observations of the world through activity, reading, listening, and everything else. Welcome to season 5! During our break I became a Grandma! I’ve had the opportunity to spend time babysitting while my daughter was finally able to finish her clinical rotation for her RN degree. I love spending time with my granddaughter and have even gotten her out on some walks with me. Most of this winter, I hibernated. My husband and I were pretty good about getting some good long walks in, but once the cold really hit those walks went away. I have been working to get back into the habit of walking, but my schedule has not been cooperative. While looking forward to goals for this year, I realized I need to do different exercises as it is likely my goals will include some vertical hiking. I have been doing a 30 day lunge challenge in April. This past weekend I did some geocaching with a local student. We are working together to create some geocaching tips and tricks to support a geocaching challenge the county park group has put together. We visited some of the caches to identify and take pictures for tips that could help new cachers be successful. While climbing some of the trails I could really feel the muscle fatigue from that lunge series which reinforced the need to focus on uphill hiking. That gets back to the possible goals for this year. My husband and I are headed to Colorado in June. There are two things I am considering. The hike up Pikes Peak and the Manitou Incline. Both are super challenging on their own, but add in the elevation and they are even more difficult. I am confident my husband and I could do a 13 mile hill climb over an entire day in Wisconsin, but add in the extra elevation and no bail out options and I’m not sure it is the best decision for us. The Incline is much more difficult, but shorter and there is a bail out option halfway up. As someone who has to be very conscious to hydrate and pay attention to my body as I am susceptible to altitude sickness, this adds an extra element. Have you done an interesting Colorado hike? Please share and give me ideas. Thanks for joining me. Be sure to check our show notes for links to inspiration items and … don't forget to stop and smell the roses. Find us on Social Media Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sherylmrobinson/ Twitter @sherylmrobinson Instagram @sherylmrobinson
Mandy Horvath shares her story of becoming a double amputee at 21 years old by being run over by a train, alcoholism and her ascent of the Manitou Incline.
What does it mean to “leave no trace”? And why does it matter? Hear from one of our city’s awesome park rangers about keeping our favorite parks, trails and open spaces in top shape. She’ll also reveal a famous figure behind this effort, specifically at the Manitou Incline.
In this week's episode, we discuss our hike up the Manitou Incline, Furbo, too many beans for one meal, The Challenger documentary, the American Murder: The Family Next Door documentary, Saturday sushi night, and much more! Check out our TTC Clips channel www.storytorecord.com Get your OFFICIAL Story to Record merch here If you are interested in learning how to quickly grow your business like Eli did, use this affiliate link and take the courses on FlashFilmAcademy.com! Please direct any and all contributions, music/artwork, and/or communication to: takingthecredit@gmail.com Instagram: @takingthecredit Twitter: @takingthecredit Intro/Outro Music: Mux Mool --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takingthecredit/support
In this week's episode, we discuss the Manitou Incline in Colorado, Irish languages, freezing in Texas, Kirsten visiting her mom, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, the Hotel Cecil documentary on Netflix, controversy around The Bachelor's Chris Harrison, and much more! Check out our TTC Clips channel www.storytorecord.com Get your OFFICIAL Story to Record merch here If you are interested in learning how to quickly grow your business like Eli did, use this affiliate link and take the courses on FlashFilmAcademy.com! Please direct any and all contributions, music/artwork, and/or communication to: takingthecredit@gmail.com Instagram: @takingthecredit Twitter: @takingthecredit Intro/Outro Music: Mux Mool --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takingthecredit/support
Adapt. That's what we as athletes and humans do. When life throws us obstacles we transform to meet them head on. Today's guest exemplifies this. In 2014, Sherown Campbell, a lifelong athlete, father, and all around incredible human being, was paralyzed from the shoulders down. The injury classified him as a quadriplegic. The years following have seen Sherown persistently and patiently taking on his recovery one day at a time. Where he is now is an absolute inspiration- consistently working out to regain as much mobility and movement as possible. His persistence and positive mindset has helped him reach huge goals such as climbing the iconic Manitou Incline in Colorado Springs (2,000 feet of elevation in 1 mile). In this episode we chat about the athletic mindset and how Sherown has applied that throughout his recovery, the power his kids brings to his life, what it was like to take on the Manitou Incline and he teaches us an majorly important lesson about the "gift of presence." I was absolutely blown away by this conversation and am very excited to share it and Sherown's wisdom to all of you! Hope you all enjoy! Also a huge thanks to Tim Barr, my cohost for this podcast. Tim is an absolute beast of an ultra runner and it was really fun to chat with Sherown with him to see the parallels between athletes, fathers, and good humans! MORE FROM SHEROWN CAMPBELL: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sherown.campbell/ Craig Hospital Article: https://craighospital.org/stories/sherown-campbell Manitou Incline Article: https://kdvr.com/news/paralyzed-arvada-man-makes-it-up-manitou-incline-with-arm-supports/ MORE LIKE A BIGFOOT: Subscribe and Review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/like-a-bigfoot/id1160773293?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7EhpBoeVG2pcTCGwHG85UG Soundcloud Archives: https://soundcloud.com/chris-ward-126531464 Stitcher Archives: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/like-a-bigfoot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/likeabigfoot/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/likeabigfoot/
Melinda Champion is my guest today after I met her and her husband on the Manitou Incline in Colorado Springs just a few weeks ago. She impressed me so much with her attitude and her glow that we got to talking and I soon found out why she was so uplifting and outgoing. Today on the podcast we talk about her goal of losing 140 pounds and making that hike- plus so many other things that she has overcome in her life. She pushed through many, many challenges in her life- and her attitude is nothing short of inspiring. You'll come away from this episode determined and ready to beat anything.
My little baby sister joins in on the podcast! She lives in Ohio and she sent me a clip to share. AND AND AND, she climbs the Manitou Incline in Colorado, she also shares a few short clips of her on the incline. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEBuy Me A Coffee A cute way to help support my addiction. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
In this episode we are in Colorado! We are also joined by Jordan's wife, Amy, and we talk about our week spent together exploring the Colorado Mountains! Of course we cover some real world news including the Presidential Debate. But we also give our thoughts on the Manitou Incline, trails, and some of the best food we have ever had! Social Media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/jjconnectionpo1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jandjconnectionpodcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jjconnectionpodcast Email - jandjconnection95@gmail.com
Soren and I recently took a little getaway from work and kids and while we were gone, we did something that he loves and some things that I love. We hiked the Manitou Incline (he loves) and I got out of my comfort zone (I love). We also got in a little shopping and relaxing! On our hike we met the most amazing couple and today I wanted to share the story of how we met. I could not have been more surprised by their story. Melinda is our kinda gal and I just know you'll love her too!
On this week's podcast, Bob and co-host Kevin discuss the recent unseasonable weather, and use it as an opportunity to talk about prepping for cooler weather. They also talk about the upcoming fall colors season; Bob's observations about usage at Paint Mines park; the new trails off of the Manitou Incline and whether it's proper to call them "bail-outs"; hiking at Dome Rock State Wildlife Area and Colony Lakes, and more. Also the Trail and Tip of the week! Fall colors predictions map Kevin mentions during the show. Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Wild Westendorf on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
On this week's podcast Bob and Kevin discuss being weather aware during the monsoon season; the status of the Manitou Incline closure; Green Mountain Falls' possibly adopting a Trails Ambassador program in an effort to keep their trails open; a dog was attacked by a bear; a special offer from the Cumbres and Toltec Railroad for people wanting to ride the rails, but still stay socially distant; and more. Update: After this podcast was recorded, Manitou Springs City Council approved the Memorandum of Understanding with Colorado Springs to re-open the Incline, and the Town of Green Mountain Falls Board of Trustees voted to establish a trails ambassador program. Links: Cumbres and Toltec Railroad private car program: https://cumbrestoltec.com/privatecar2020/ Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Wild Westendorf on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
On this week's podcast, Kevin "Wild" Westendorf returns to the show and catches up with Bob on his recent hikes and future plans. They discuss the on-going closure of the Manitou Incline, and Green Mountain Falls considering closing it's trails (they decided not to...). Also a reminder that a fishing or hunting license is needed to hike in Colorado State Wildlife Areas, and more. Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Wild Westendorf on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
On this week's podcast, the guest is Manitou Springs City Council member Steve Bremner. Besides being the newest member of city council, he is active in the outdoor recreation community in the Pikes Peak region. During this interview, he offers the Manitou Springs viewpoint regarding the Manitou Incline, and some proposals on how to alleviate the problems brought on by traffic due to the Incline, and to get the Incline back open for use. Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
In this episode of the First Time Story Series my guest is Travis Strong. Travis was in the middle of his second tour in Iraq when the Stryker armored combat vehicle he was patrolling in was hit by a roadside bomb and he lost both of his legs in the explosion. He now works with other veterans to help them through their struggles with PTSD. Travis is here to share the story of how he dealt with the struggles of being an amputee and tell us the story of the first time he climbed Manitou Incline and Pikes Peaks with no legs. The way Travis copes with tough times is by seeking out challenges and reminding himself what he can achieve and what life has to offer. Be ready to be inspired!!
On this week's show, Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Director Karen Palus stops in for an interview. Bob and Karen discuss the effect of COVID-19 on the departments operations, over crowding and budget; the attempts to re-open the Manitou Incline; recent land acquisitions for open space and parks; the progress on the Pikes Peak Summit House; and the Colorado Springs Sesquicentennial. Also, the Tip and Trail of the Week. Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
KRDO's Digital Content Manager, Andrew McMillan, recently talked with the Mayor of Manitou Springs about pressure he and the City are under from protesters to re-open the iconic Manitou Incline. Listen Now!
This week's guest is Susan Davies, the Executive Director of the Colorado Springs based Trails and Open Space Coalition (TOSC). She discusses with Bob the effect of COVID-19 on parks funding and and on TOSC. Also, the persistent closure of the Manitou Incline, Waldo Canyon, the Ring the Peak project, and will the TOPS tax be renewed, and a whole lot more, including the Tip and Trail of the Week. Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. TOSC website: https://www.trailsandopenspaces.org/ Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
Follow Todd on Instagram @ToddBuckOne A familiar face, my friend Todd Buckingham who first appeared on episode 3 returns to complete some unfinished business as we chat about his new position as the Head Exercise Physiologist at Mary Free Bed's Rehabilitation. Recently Todd came back from the Ironman World Championship in Kona. Not as a competitor, but as a fellow team member of Every Man Jack where he performed some testing on his teammates to gather data. I ask Todd how to deal with sweating a lot for someone like myself who sweats more than average. He shares a simple, no nonsense way to ensure that dehydration doesn't derail my racing as well as the physiology behind it. In the middle of my chat with Todd I ask why the performance lab even exists at Mary Free Bed and who they aim to serve. I give him a hard time about using the lab to his advantage to be an even better athlete himself. As a recurring theme Todd reminds me that I need to run slower for my long runs to really maximize my running potential. Even with my experience something I have trouble heeding at times. I share with Todd my anticipated plans to run the Manitou Incline (covered in another video) Todd gives me an admonition on shoes and a story about how he set his new half marathon PR, 10k PR and 5k PR all in the same race. We cover some biomechanical efficiency as well before going off to part 3 as we discuss stride length and Todd's research we talked about in Episode 3 of the podcast. In the last part of our chat Todd and I continue to talk about running biomechanics. He dismisses a huge myth about stride length, running speed and height. One of our big reasons for Todd coming back on the show today was to discuss a research paper he wrote to try and make the USA Triathlon National Championship more fair after what he believed was an unfair setup in 2018. We talk about our shared issues with drafting penalties and the current system of giving penalties during a triathlon. Since we already know Todd's favorite recovery food (PB&J) I ask him a little more daunting question to end our chat today. Shop the Solpri store at https://solpri.com
Bob talks with Bill Beagle, president of the Incline Friends about a variety of topics surrounding the Manitou Incline, including trail development, crowd control, parking and traffic, etc. Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Incline Friends website Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
Did you know that if you put three black women on a one mile hike with an average grade of 45%, you’ll end up with six gumby legs, 7,248 pauses, 361 curse words, and one devoured turkey sandwich? No? Well now you do. We lost our minds and did the Manitou Incline, and promptly proceeded to find religion in the process #JesusTakeTheWheel
Did you know that if you put three black women on a one mile hike with an average grade of 45%, you’ll end up with six gumby legs, 7,248 pauses, 361 curse words, and one devoured turkey sandwich? No? Well now you do. We lost our minds and did the Manitou Incline, and promptly proceeded to find religion in the process #JesusTakeTheWheel
How exactly do you train for a hike that has more stairs than the Empire State Building? Carrie is joined by friend and Colorado resident Stephanie McGuirt to talk about climbing and training for the Manitou Incline. They discuss how they trained for this steep hike, what they packed, and what it felt like climbing up one of Colorado’s most extreme trails.
The craziest sh*t that happened in running this week: Zach Bitter 100-Mile World Record, Dome Update, Pikes Peak Marathon Record, Manitou Incline, Telluride Mountain Run, Castle Peak 100k, WMRA Youth Cup, Anti-Doping Crusade Scarlet Letter, Mexico City Marathon Debacle, UTMB Week.
In an inspiring visit, Mandy Horvath, the "Life Proof Bionic Woman" stops back in to talk about overcoming not only her disability, but also substance abuse and PTSD. She also talks about her plans to race up the Manitou Incline and Pikes Peak, and her charity work involving veterans and first responders. Hiking Bob on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and website Mandy Horvath on Facebook , Twitter, Instagram and website Cars for Heroes charity: cars4heroes.org Mandy's previous podcast appearances: May 23, 2018 . Aug 1, 2018 Listen on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android
Short Rope heads down to Manitou Springs to run the Manitou incline in preparation for his discussion about Pikes Peak with 14er-finisher, Nolan's-14-Completer and Incline-Record-Holder: Warg. We discuss the Barr Trail, unafraid chipmunks, and summit donuts. We also learn all about the incline's history and the various speed records on the old railroad track that gains 2,000 feet in less than a mile. If you thought the incline is rough, you should hear about the people who do it 13 times in a row and the crazy people who climb the incline more than 500 times a year---which we chat about at length in this episode of the Nonstandard 14er Podcast.
This time around we talk a little about the Manitou Incline located you guessed it! In that's right. Colorado oh wait in Manitou Colorado. A challenge to those who seek one and a nice outdoor experience. Try it my weezles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theweezleclubpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theweezleclubpodcast/support
North Korea captured the USS Pueblo 50 years ago. Could the on-again, off-again summit between the two nations lead to its return? Then, a woman who lost both her legs scales the Manitou Incline, and plans to climb Pikes Peak. Next, books for middle schoolers increasingly focus on the environment. Finally, Colorado band Covenhoven releases their third album.
Bob speaks with Mandy Horvath, who overcame a life changing accident to climb the Manitou Incline and now plans to summit Pikes Peak. This amazing womans story is a “must listen” for everyone. Hiking Bob on , and Listen on , and
Bob and co-host Kevin catch up on recent hikes; National Park Service reconsidering proposed entry fee increases; Barr Trail and Manitou Incline and more Hiking Bob on , and Wild Westendorf on , and Listen on , and
Bob and Kevin talk about recent hikes; inexperienced hikers on the Manitou Incline; rescue of a lost hiker in Yosemite National Park; North Cheyenne Canon Park Master Plan and more The post Outdoors with Hiking Bob: Recent Hikes; hikers in trouble; lost hiker survival; N. Cheyenne Canon Park appeared first on Studio 809 Radio.
Bob and Kevin talk about recent hikes; inexperienced hikers on the Manitou Incline; rescue of a lost hiker in Yosemite National Park; North Cheyenne Canon Park Master Plan and more The post Outdoors with Hiking Bob: Recent Hikes; hikers in trouble; lost hiker survival; N. Cheyenne Canon Park appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.
Bob and Kevin talk about recent hikes; inexperienced hikers on the Manitou Incline; rescue of a lost hiker in Yosemite National Park; North Cheyenne Canon Park Master Plan and more Hiking Bob on , and Wild Westendorf on , and Listen on , and
Bob and co-host Kevin talk about what they're thankful for on Thanksgiving; the re-opening of the Manitou Incline after it's latest repair work; the IndyGive campaign; the work done by the Palmer Land Trust; gift giving suggestions. Hiking Bob on , and Wild Westendorf on , and Listen on , and
Bob and Kevin talk about hiking to Barr Trail, doing the Manitou Incline, Hammock Camping, what it takes to buy the proper backpack, and more. Links for some topics discussed on this podcast: Hammocking: Heizer Trail info: Hiking Bob on , and Wild Westendorf on , and Listen on , and
It's just Bob this week! Topics include several hikes along Cottonwood Pass near Buena Vista, also hiking to Stove Mountain, being prepared to do the Manitou Incline, where to find wildflowers this week, and the upcoming 1 year anniversary of the podcast Hiking Bob on , and Wild Westendorf on , and Listen on , and
Colorado offers an amazing number of physical activities and feats to enjoy. The Manitou Incline is just one of those. Manitou Incline Post Follow on Instagram: coloradoluvhub Keywords: What to Do in Colorado Springs, Colorado, climbing, hiking, Manitou Springs, Colorado Springs
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Heartburn over parking rates doubling at the Manitou Incline, Jan's pet peeve, the Utilities budget and water for city parks, medians and historic trees. A new apartment building for the homeless. QuikCycle coming to town. The post CityTalk – October 7 2016 appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.
Heartburn over parking rates doubling at the Manitou Incline, Jan’s pet peeve, the Utilities budget and water for city parks, medians and historic trees. A new apartment building for the homeless. QuikCycle coming to town. The post CityTalk – October 7 2016 appeared first on Studio 809 Radio.
Stormwater fee refunds; Energy saving measures at City Administration Building; Preview of Landscape Symposium; GOCO grant for Manitou Incline; Forestry Department trims services, free permit available to citizens to hire private tree work.
2009 parks irrigation plan, Fountain Creek volunteer clean up project, TIGER transportation grant funds, proposed coyote ordinance, first steps of legalizing the Manitou Incline, fireworks ban still in effect
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