You might’ve come across videos of people shooting fast while expertly moving through a course. But you probably might’ve not known that the sport is practical shooting. Its premier organization, the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA), has over 37,000 members from more than 440 affiliated clubs nationwide. It’s a more prominent sport than casuals […]
Ultimate Challenge: The 6 Manliest Sports Today
August 4, 2016 by
Forget football and baseball — these are the real manliest sports of today. From chess boxing to wingsuiting, we break down what makes each of these sports so manly and how they truly get the blood flowing. Chess Boxing This sport is pretty much the ultimate challenge when it comes to both working the body […]
2015 Emma Crawford Coffin Races in Manitou Springs, CO
October 25, 2015 by
The Emma Crawford Coffin Races at Manitou Springs, CO are a Halloween tribute to the late Emma Crawford who died of tuberculosis before her wedding bells could ring back in 1880. However, this was not before she had requested to her fiancee to bury her on top of Red Mountain if she should pass away […]
Blast Motion Sensor Wearable Tech – Makes You Better At Anything You Do
July 2, 2015 by
Professional sports teams have the advantage of analyzing their players moves to pinpoint great moves and analyze the ones that could use a little improvement. Blast Motion has found a way to deliver this same technology into a 3D motion sensing device that you wear during any activity that you like to do. The way […]
Freefall with Roberta Mancino as She Jumps from the World’s Longest Zip Line in Dubai
May 5, 2015 by
The last time we spoke with the extreme cover girl, Roberta Mancino, her most devilish escapade had been swimming with tiger sharks in a bikini. But as much as we like to see her in a bikini, we’re still pretty impressed with what she can do when leaping off a building with nothing more than […]
Hackers Scale Hong Kong Skyscraper to Message City
October 10, 2014 by
Russian daredevils, Vitaliy Raskalov and Vadim Makhorov, are what you might call extreme athletes, hackers, and maybe just a little crazy. The video below documents their journey to the top of the Shanghai Tower in order to hack into its computer and display a prominent message to the innocent bystanders of Hong Kong. The message […]
5 Minutes With Champion Surfer, Tia Blanco
November 5, 2013 by
Tia Blanco (a.k.a. Tia or Ti-Ti) is about to explode over the surfing scene at just 16 years of age. She is currently leading the women’s 18U division, and is undefeated for the 2013 season. She is a natural beauty both on and off the water, and has surfed in California, Hawaii, Costa Rica (she […]
Lonely Men, Love, Dolls
March 2, 2013 by
There are billions of lonely men in the world. Research suggests that the average man can expect to experience feelings of loneliness at least 50 days out of the year, and the more lonesome losers he knows, the more lonely he is likely to become. Think of loneliness as a bad cold, which can be […]
Extreme Hot Air Ballooning
February 12, 2013 by
“Up, up and away-i-ay, my beautiful, my beautiful balloon…” The birds are getting ready to chirp, the sun is peaking out, and there is no better way to see the world than in a hot air balloon. The best part is this extreme activity is something that almost anyone can enjoy with a limited amount […]
Extreme Whitewater Rafting
February 12, 2013 by
What does living life to the “extreme” in the Spring mean? Well, to some it means the thrill of plunging into a pine scented abyss of gurgling water, dodging bobbing rubber ducky’s and balancing a laptop carelessly on the edge of their garden sized Jacuzzi tub. To others it means wavering carelessly in the lazy […]