Archive for the ‘Sports’ Category
Grete Eliassen – Say My Name Movie teaser – Women’s Skiing
Introducing a sneak peak of Grete Eliassen’s Say My Name, the ski movie. On a quest to find the freshest powder, sickest half pipes and killer terrain these women embark on a ski trip to conquer it all.… More | Posted: July 26, 2010
Koff’s Superfood Picks of 2010: Foods that Fight Disease and Promote Wellness
Superfoods. We might all nod our heads at this term or use it in a conversation or even on a product package.… More | Posted: July 26, 2010
Michelle Parker’s Comeback
Michelle Parker blew out her knee. Not again. Seventeen months ago. If it feels like longer, you can only imagine what it feels like to Parker.… More | Posted: July 26, 2010
LA Times’ The Daily Dish features Yoga for Foodies – Combo Plate: Sharp knives, a foodiots weekend, pine mouth and more
-This weekend is shaping up to be a Foodie’s delight: You can start the day by joining Yoga for Foodies at Akasha Restaurant on Sunday for a morning of “deep stretches, great tunes, and locally sourced, farm-to-table food.… More | Posted: July 23, 2010
Yoga (for Foodies) and Lunch at Akasha, Movie Deal Tonight at Vintage Enoteca, MORE!
Perhaps taking inspiration from Napa’s Ubuntu, Akasha hosts Yoga for Foodies this Sunday from 11AM-1PM. The class will be taught by David Romanelli followed by a farm-to-table Indian-inspired lunch.… More | Posted: July 19, 2010
Jill Kintner captures her first downhill national championship
Jill Kintner (Transition Racing) raced to her first downhill national championship title late Sunday afternoon in Granby, Colorado.… More | Posted: July 18, 2010
Yoga’s Mountain Groove
Yogis come in all shapes and sizes. And yoga classes come in different flavors, from sweaty power sessions to serene meditative practices.… More | Posted: July 16, 2010
Joanna Zeiger and other triathletes overcome lack of training sites to post personal triumphs
Thanks to Boulder’s Alan Villavicencio, a multisport training facility in Boulder is in the planning stages.
In May, the Boulder City Council agreed to study the merits of the proposed Boulder Multisport Training Center, a $100 million project.… More | Posted: July 12, 2010