Race Imboden: Consequences–The Horror!
Back on August 14, in Race Imboden: An American Fencer? I wrote about young Mr. Imboden, who fenced for America …
Category Archives: Sports/Training
Race Imboden: An American Fencer?
Few know that I am the founding Vice President of the Wyoming Division of the United States Fencing Association now …
They’re Always 20, 2019
This is an article I last updated in 2017. Much has changed with me, but one thing remains the same. …
ESPN And Dan Le Batard: Constitution Not Involved
In November of 2013, I wrote: The Company Of Enemies: Dick Metcalf and Guns & Ammo. Metcalf, a long time …
Trans Cycling: Limited Patience
In June of 2018, I wrote Trans Sports: It Doesn’t Have To Be That Way. It’s the story of a …
Colin Kaepernick: Just Do It
I flatter myself, upon occasion, to imagine I have some skill in writing. And then I find something like this:
Serena Williams: Older Every year–UPDATED
We are often told, in response to the slightest criticism of professional sports, about the nobility of the game, whichever …
Nike/Kaepernick: They Deserve It
Americans have become inured to the spectacle of businesses getting woke and going broke. Social justice eternal grievance requires ignoring …
Adaptation
How can we adapt when all we think we are changes? The human body is at once amazingly resilient and terribly …
Trans Sports: It Doesn’t Have To Be That Way
This is where transgender issues get interesting, in the same way a horrific car crash is interesting. America has always …
Donald Trump: Calling The NFL’s Bluff
Well gentle readers, I’m afraid I have to dive into the swirling cesspool of NFL misbehavior once again. It was …
NFL: The Wilted Rose
The blessings of western civilization are many. When a society no longer has to worry about mere survival, about putting …
Bicycle Saddles: EEEEEEEEEE!
Back in 2013, in The Bicycling Wave Of The Future, I wrote about the potential dangers of spending a great deal …
They’re Always 20, 2017
Various venerable aphorisms suggest as we grow older, we grow wiser. This is, demonstrably, not universally true. We can all …
