June 11, 2018
"I don’t want lots of things and I don’t want my success to be measured by an annual salary. I want experiences. That is all."
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June 04, 2018
Meet Kassiah. By society's standards she had it all - house, career, significant other - but for some reason she felt like something was still missing. So that's when Kassiah decided to let go of everything and embark on a journey to find her truth.
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March 20, 2018
"The Kidder's Wildway of life is quite simple...live life to the fullest, create memories that last a lifetime, and love every minute of it."
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March 05, 2018
"My Wildway of life is telling people's stories, meeting people from different walks of life, and helping people find better versions of themselves. How do I do that? By combining my love and passion for yoga and storytelling. I'm the NewsYogi."
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March 04, 2018
Meet Jennifer. She was in a rock climbing accident that almost took her left arm. While most people would shy away after an experience like that, Jennifer was determined to come back even stronger. And she did. Not only is she still a badass rock climber, but she also took up the sport of Ninja Warrior-ing, continuing to shatter every obstacle that life throws at her.
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March 01, 2018
Being the first to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail with a baby, meet The Quirin Family. Derrick & Bekah had always dreamed of thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, but when they had their daughter Ellie, they thought they would have to put that dream on hold. Little did they know that Baby Ellie loved being outdoors and traveling around in Mom's pack on short hikes around their home in Virginia. So it didn't take long to realize that they didn't have to put their dreams on the back-burner...
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March 01, 2018
"Living with MS has had its difficulties, but I choose to see my life from a positive perspective..."
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February 21, 2018
"I am a doer. I am rarely the strongest the fastest or the smartest, but because I try, I succeed. I am eternally optimistic. I have won over 40 races barefoot or in sandals including 5km, 10km, 1/2 marathon, marathon, 50km, and 100km. I race roads, I race trails, I race burros, and sometimes I even race in my birthday suit."
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February 12, 2018
After being kicked off her high school track team for wanting to practice with the boys, Catrina went on to accept a scholarship to run for the University of Colorado at Boulder. There, she suffered a series of injuries that left her defeated and doubting herself. She took some time off to heal and refocus, got back into running, and now Catrina has her sights set on the 2020 Olympics. She has a can't stop/won't stop attitude that we love, and we are proud to be cheering her on as she race...
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January 13, 2018
"The autonomy of tracking at 140+ mph through clouds with just your body is soul searing."
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December 15, 2017
I live by two mottos:
Once a year travel somewhere new.
If you love your job you will never work a day in your life.
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December 04, 2017
"I believe that the more you endure, whether it's a tough race or hike or even a painful heartache, the better equipped you will be for the next one. Like bones, I suppose. Our bones get stronger or grow more when there's pounding."
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November 21, 2017
Meet Parisa. For several months she suffered from Bell's Palsy that distorted one side of her face and left her feeling helpless and out of control of her body. As she recovered, Parisa was able to turn that into a learning experience that taught her about the importance of nutrition, fitness, sleep, and how to harness the power of positivity in life.
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November 01, 2017
For me, every day is an opportunity to get just a little bit better in whatever it may be nutrition, performance, recovery, etc. I think the power in knowing that is greater than any win or medal or championship. To know that you have the ability to choose how you want to respond to what happens to you daily, and how you want to affect the people you interact with is a gift.
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September 19, 2017
Meet Sarah. Sarah was your typical Type-A perfectionist who was never satisfied unless she came in first place. Eventually, she turned over a new stone, and now approaches each day as an opportunity to be the best person she can be. We can all learn from Sarah to strive for our own daily greatness.
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September 07, 2017
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September 06, 2017
After being picked to try out for the Olympics at the age of 16 (and narrowly missing), Joseph fell in love with the sport of rowing and became more determined than ever to make the Olympic Team. He has his sights set on Tokyo 2020, so he spends 6 days a week training hard, refueling, and concentrating on his athletic performance. His commitment is impressive, and we are cheering him on every step of the way.
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August 15, 2017
Within each of us lies the potential to live life to the fullest. We have the ability to choose our own destiny, live without fear or limits, challenge ourselves and grow, do and be whatever makes us happy. We have the ability to be free. It's how you live a Wildway of life and there are people all around us inspiring others with their actions. We want to celebrate that by highlighting and honoring those who #LiveWild.
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August 01, 2017
"My Mom tells me I was able to run before I could walk. And I haven't stopped since. I am an ultra marathon runner, road and mountain biker and full-time outdoor enthusiast."
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July 21, 2017
"My mother raised me on the belief that each life is precious- every plant, animal, or insect had its own unique story. If we killed a scorpion, we said, "I'm sorry." If we took a snipping of basil to cook dinner, we said "Thank you." I learned to appreciate our symbiotic relationship. As I became an adult, my curiosity grew into a yearning for more adventure in the great outdoors. I learned that I am most myself when I'm pushing my limits outside. Traveling, rock climbing, and mountaineerin...
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July 10, 2017
"I am amazed by all the different types of people that train for and complete Ironmans. The feat of Ironman doesn't discriminate whatsoever. It's hard for everyone and it's worthwhile for everyone. And although everybody's journey to the starting line looks different, once we get there it is a level playing field. We share the same water, road, and path with the pros yet at the end of the day we can all say we are Ironmen."
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