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'Haulin' Ass' with pack-burro racing flick in Boulder
Pack-burro racing is like Bigfoot, said Brad Wann, a Highlands Ranch resident and spokesman for the Western Pack Burro [sic] Ass-ociation.  Full Story

Local triathletes teach mental conditioning, transitions
If you go What: Triathlon/endurance seminars When: Fast transitions, 7:15 p.m. Monday; mental conditioning, 6 p. Full Story

Field Notes: More than a race
A few years ago, when my friend Sue was organizing medical missions in Nepal, I desperately wanted to go. But I realized that my skill set for such a trip was so lacking that I would be more of a liability than a help.  Full Story

WEEKEND OUTDOORS IN BOULDER: The Boulder Bicycle Swap goes on
This weekend's Boulder Bicycle Swap ran into a nearly insurmountable snag -- it lost access its location just a few weeks before the event. Full Story

Boulder's Jessica Phillips on the Aspen/Snowmass Women's Pro Challenge
As a former professional cyclist, Jessica Phillips is pretty psyched about women's bike racing -- so psyched that she decided to put on a big race. Last year, Phillips organized the three-day Aspen/Snowmass Women's Pro Challenge in conjunction with the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. Full Story

Bad Behavior: Hiding your outdoorsy summer plan
Now that school is over, it's time to start your new job. The job of fooling your folks into thinking you got a real job. Full Story

Rocky Mountain National Park's Trail Ridge Road opens for season
Though it often opens on Memorial Day, Rocky Mountain National Park's Trail Ridge Road opened Monday morning under warm, sunny skies. Full Story

Field Notes: It takes a village
As my friend and massage therapist Sherry wailed away on my quads last week, I thought about how lucky I was to have her, how she's been helping me keep doing sports I love for a few years now, and how -- YEOW that hurt! Full Story

Cory Richards, climber rescued from Everest, returns to Boulder healthy
On April 28, Cory Richards, of Boulder, and National Geographic expedition leader Conrad Anker were climbing at about 7,000 meters -- nearly 23,000 feet -- toward Everest's West Ridge route when Richards realized he was panting and couldn't catch his breath. Full Story

BOULDER WEEKEND OUTDOORS: Run or ride like a mother
A few years ago when I called my mom on Mother's Day and asked what she was doing, she replied:“I'm cleaning out the upstairs closets. Full Story

Boulder-based AscenDance holding auditions
When it comes to trying out her fusion of dance and climbing, AscenDance, people tend to get tripped up on being either a dancer or a climber, but not both, said artistic director Isabel von Rittberg.  Full Story

Strong showing for CU-Boulder Cycling Team at road nationals
Winning the women's road race at the collegiate cycling national championships over the weekend in Ogden, Utah, was a sweet victory for University of Colorado senior Heather Fischer and her family and friends. Full Story

Boulder climber sets world record for feet climbed in 24 hours
Last May, Will Levandowski, a graduate student at the University of Colorado-Boulder, climbed a 10-foot and 1 1/4-inch hunk of rock on Boulder's Flagstaff Mountain 2,883 times. Full Story

BAD BEHAVIOR: How to tell your Boulder bike, run buddies you're a loner
Sometimes you really prefer going for a ride or a trail run by yourownself. Full Story

Field Notes: Surviving the goal
The third time Mel huffed "I hate this," I chuckled and replied: "It doesn't matter. Because you're going to finish this run anyway. Full Story

WEEKEND OUTDOORS IN BOULDER: Moosejaw 'stache bash
With smooth authority, Chef Fabio insisted that we have espresso before we have the interview. Charmed, I said yes to this classic Italian juxtaposition of, hey, slow down, you move too fast, so let's chill and pause at length for a highly caffeinated beverage. Full Story

Pedaling with Panache: Boulder cycling clothier designs with flair and functionality
Panache Cyclewear is better known for blending subtler shades with houndstooth or plaid on bike jerseys and shorts than bright blocks of color. Full Story

Field Notes: Growing up SMBA
Don't judge someone by their hair length -- especially a girl on a bike. Full Story

OUTDOORS THIS WEEKEND: Run for Buffs, you Buff
On this weekend near semester's end, run through campus, forever a Buff. Note I didn't say to run in the buff, like a friend of mine did at the end of his senior year at Rockhurst University. Full Story

Q&A: Ultimate hiking with Boulder's Andrew Skurka
"It demonstrates that for a weekend trip, or a week trip, you don't need this uber-balanced diet, you can probably just take chocolate and be fine." Full Story

 
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