Here is a rundown on all details for October 2021: Chaos We plan and we prepare. We take all the necessary precautions, as we’ve been trained to do. It’s go time and we cross the threshold, our heartbeat quickening. Movement begets friction, our focus narrows and we adapt — we always adapt — to a …
Need a brag moment: I climbed Mt. Fuji! I’m not the fittest or fastest, but damn, training with 30lb plate, to carrying probably maybe 10lbs or less, made this climb easier than I expected. I’m not a good writer, but I’m just so damn proud of some achievements. I didn’t under pack. I packed everything …
Lincoln’s Rucking Story Eight year old, Lincoln Watling, aka the KidRucker, has just finished rucking the virtual Camino de Santiago challenge – a 480 mile pilgrimage though Spain. He is also more than 500 days into a daily rucking streak, along with his dad, Julian. Together they’ve been rucking a mile a day (sometimes more) …
CONSISTENCY OF FUN Wednesday night I went to an Ice Cream Ruck a few miles south of HQ @NOCRucks. 161 people showed up at 7pm in the town square. This was a big crowd, but they do this every week — people meeting people, spending time outside. The ruck was 1-3 miles (you AND your kids …
Tribe Kids: Seek Remembrance Welcome to September Tribe Kids! This month we “Seek Remembrance,” by remembering the events of September 11, 2001, and honoring those who gave their lives, or helped save others that day. Knowing our history, learning lessons from it, and remembering our heroes helps us understand who we are as a nation. …
Here is a rundown on all details for September 2021: Duty We all have questions in our heads, and we know the answers — they rarely present themselves when life is rainbows and sunshine. 9/11, a global pandemic, 13 flag draped coffins, an unceremonious end to two decades in Afghanistan. A few days ago I …
