Find cozy vibes, have fun outside, and more ways to experience more joy during the winter holiday season when it’s dark and cold.
Get Cozy, Play Outside, & Bring More Joy To Your Winter Read More »
Youth camps and high adventure recreation can help improve the mental health and well-being of today’s Pandemic Generation.
Why Kids Need Summer Camp More Than Ever Read More »
Run Wild columnist provides encouragement and advice for continuing a running routine during winter, especially for one’s mental well-being.
Why I Like Winter Running Read More »
Three key questions to guide self-reflection for improving wellness and to help align priorities and set goals that enhance life balance.
3 Steps For Healthy and Balanced Goal-Setting Read More »
What is it about walking that’s so appealing, and how can walking benefit runners? Spokane physical therapist Jonathan Hook explains, in this Run Wild column.
The Rhythmic Restoration of Walking Read More »
7 coping tips & strategies from regional outdoor-community leaders to provide inspiration, solace, and practical ideas for surviving this hard season.
COVID Winter Survival Guide Read More »
Planning is about setting intention and avoiding the insidious sprawl of life to take over. In a world of unknowns, a planner gives a sense of calm stability.
Adventures in Being Human: Planning Season Read More »
I’d love to recreate 100 percent of the time out of an intrinsic love for movement and the great outdoors. But the truth is I sign up for races as a way to appeal to my base instinct to avoid shame and humiliation. I pay money and commit to a date, a time, and a crowd, which forces
When the Race is Canceled Read More »
For my first few years in Spokane, straight out of college and newly entered into the full-time workforce, I had a corporate job I found terribly dull—but that came with access to a basement gym, locker room, and showers. The subtle encouragement to make space for exercise during the workday was a life-changer, and I transformed from
