See any of the wildfires down there? Stay safe!
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As promised, the next Australian catch-up installment. After I’d been in AUS for about two weeks, we took a little drive north to Jindabyne, New South Wales for a weekend of racing in Perisher Valley. The drive was around five hours and took us out of the lush green landscape of the valleys around Bright […]
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Australian Winter Fun While I was in Australia, the two internet cables that run under the ocean from America and feed the whole island continent’s internet needs got attacked by too many bottom-feeding sea creatures and thus there was no way to access the “World Wide Web” while I was away. JUST KIDDING. The rest […]
Read MoreThe last month has been really fun! This is my third year in Anchorage and I think it has been one of the nicer falls so far. We did have something like 17 days where it rained every day which sounds horrible but it wasn’t the typical Anchorage rain where you go outside and get […]
Read MoreIt’s the middle of August already, which means a majority of the preparation for the upcoming ski season is over. This can be very nerve-racking or very exciting, but for me it’s mostly exciting. I feel more motivated then ever and that has resulted in a lot of good workouts. I know that the fitness […]
Read MoreI just got this new site up and running. Thanks for checking it out! I will be posting updates here on the Blog.
Read MoreLove the blog. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Your East Coast Family(aunts, uncles, cousins) support you 100%. Follow your hopes, dreams and passions. You’ll achieve success and have fun along the way! Go Tyler!
Read MoreHi Tyler, Keep up with your blog! I need to know what’s up wid you. K
Read MoreThe last time I was in Alaska was November 13, 2012. The last time I was in the United States of America was January 31, 2013. The last time I blogged was… too long ago. As I wrap up my tour of Europe I thought it might be fun to share a little map of […]
Read MoreI am in Madona, Latvia and I race a 10k skate mass start in an hour and 45 minutes. Since my last blog I have raced in Minneapolis, spent another week in a basement room recovering from a whole ‘nother cold, and subsequently traveled to Latvia. Here’s the lowdown: picture format. The Minneapolis Tour de […]
Read MoreWhen it comes to Nationals I seem to have a bit of a pattern. I often get sick on the morning of December 25th, so, as I am opening presents with my family I feel a little postnasal drip that flourishes into a full-blown sore throat by the next day. I spend the next 7 […]
Read MoreIt looks like a clear, gorgeous, cold, white Christmas tomorrow. I suppose that shouldn’t be surprising; Fairbanks is always like that, right? This year it’s beautifully, incandescently, and predictably frigid at home– and I am not there. A few weeks ago I decided to try an altitude camp before Nationals in Soldier Hollow. I thought that […]
Read MoreThis weekend was the largest and most overwhelming immersion in awesomeness that I have ever experienced. Things seem pretty normal now: am now sitting placidly in the Calgary airport, I just finished re-reading The Hunger Games (which I still can’t put down, even when I know what happens next), and am sorting through my thoughts […]
Read MoreAnd just like I was hoping, I made it to the world cup in Canada by the skin of my teeth. Any more bubble-riding like that and I’ll have no skin left on my teeth (whatever that means). In Bozeman I was sickeningly consistent, with 7th, 6th, and 7th places. Other than Sadie, I may […]
Read MorePatience is not my forté as far as virtues go. I still mentally squirm like a border collie puppy if anyone makes me wait for ice cream, movies, or the next book in a series. Anticipation is supposed to sweeten the anticipated, but usually it sours my disposition so badly that I devour the event without […]
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