Didee & Didoo: Blood, Sweat and Tears
When I train, I tolerate pain. Sometimes I feel lazy And a bit crazy. When I’m sore, I feel poor. Sometimes I get hurt An’
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When I train, I tolerate pain. Sometimes I feel lazy And a bit crazy. When I’m sore, I feel poor. Sometimes I get hurt An’
Didee & Didoo: Blood, Sweat and Tears Read More »
Fall is upon us. When I leave the house in the mornings now, the sun has yet to awaken. It feels too early in the
Take a walk in Kluane Read More »
Finding the entrance to Orchid Acres can be a little confusing for newcomers to West Dawson and Sunnydale. Someone will tell you it’s on the
Finding Orchids in an Unusual Setting Read More »
May is Cystic Fibrosis (CF) month. A drive through Watson Lake will give you an idea of just how important this month is to our
Watson Lake Generosity Supports Cystic Fibrosis Month Read More »
Whitehorse resident Dianne Homan knows people make the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage for many reasons. So on March 15, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.,
Yukon Pilgrims Gather Read More »
I sleep in the next morning and Dan and I take it slow. Ironically named, Sunshine Crack faces north and does not catch sun until
Taking on Sunshine Crack Read More »
On my third day in the Bugs I team up with my friend Andrew, who is one of the late-comers. We wake up when our
Pacing Ourselves to Pigeon Spire Read More »
We begin the next day by eating cereal with rehydrated milk powder, gathering our things and setting out. The hike and scramble to the base
Taking the Kain Route Read More »
Due to the geographical layout of the valley we ascend, Anniversary Peak and Hound’s Tooth remain in view for most of the way while all
You know the drill. There’s a beautiful, warm, cozy and glowing fire in your living room. Sweat pants are on. A nice dinner’s been eaten.
“There is nothing like walking to get the feel of a country. A fine landscape is like a piece of music; it must be taken
Hepburn Tramway Historic Walk Read More »
For most of our Canadian lives, we are told that lasting bone strength is a glass or two of milk away. This is reflected heavily
Boost Your Bone Health Read More »
“I have always had a fascination with the North.” I am on the phone with Bhaktimarga Swami, a 63-year-old monk in Toronto. We are talking
The Walking Monk Comes to Whitehorse Read More »
If there’s a competitive foot race nearby, or a fun run for charity, Tom Ullyett will almost certainly be there. The 58-year-old deputy minister of
Running for a Cause Read More »
Dawson City runners have been pleased to participate in the Mayo Marathon. This year there is a Dempster to Dawson (or D2DC) Solstice Race.
A Little or a Lot, Get Ready to Run Read More »
I still see a number of people out walking for exercise and just the enjoyment of it. It’s kind of a mindless activity at least
If you really think about it, you probably can remember several key life transforming walks that you’ve taken over the years. They may have been as
It’s Slow, but It’s So Good For You Read More »
When I Go For My Walks I Wear Out My Socks. I Wear Out My Soles And My Shoes Has Holes. I Always Walk With
Didee & Didoo: WALKS Read More »
Both hiking and walking use feet for propulsion. A walk is often more leisurely, unless it’s your mode of exercise, and it’s done without a
WALK A MILE WALK A MILE IN HER SHOES? WELL I HAVE SOME BAD NEWS. HER SHOES ARE SMALL SIZE WHICH IS NOT MADE FOR
Didee & Didoo – Poem “WALK A MILE” Read More »
Coaches help Olympic athletes get to peak performance, and recreational and casual athletes can benefit from a coach in the same way.
Take it in stride: A little coaching goes a long way Read More »
It’s been called one of the hardest marathons in North America by iRun magazine and one of the top 10 trail races in Canada by
Prepping for the Trail Run Read More »
Summer has finally arrived and more people are walking their dogs. Or are the dogs walking their owners? I see people struggling to hold on
Who is Walking Whom? Read More »
The Robert Campbell Bridge between Riverdale and downtown Whitehorse will be closed this Sunday. But not for long. The bridge will be closed for approximately
Running for a Reason Read More »
This year the iconic Klondike Trail of 98 International Road Relay from Skagway to Whitehorse turns 30! On September 7 and 8,, teams of runners
Remembrance of Relays Past Read More »
Do you love to play outside? Are you always looking for the next challenge or surprise? Then Taelin Free believes he has something that is
Calling All Awesome Warriors Read More »
Every Saturday morning just before 10 a.m. there are taps at the door of the Law Courts Building in downtown Whitehorse. Voices echo and feet
Take It In Stride: Rock the Walk! Read More »