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Ollies to Flips – Bangalore sees it all on Go Skateboarding Day

Ollies to Flips – Bangalore sees it all on Go Skateboarding Day

The international event witnessed its third edition in a row in India and lured over 100 skateboarders to show tricks, talent and engage with the ‘sick’ crowd. Bangalore-based HolyStoked, a collective that promotes skateboarding in India celebrated the annual international ‘Go Skateboarding Day’ on Saturday, June 21. The event saw

Running a self-supported ultra - Kerala's Ultra India Race

Running a self-supported ultra - Kerala's Ultra India Race

An Indian ultra runner understands the rigor of international athletes during a demanding race in Kerala, south India, last January. This race made me realize how passionate one becomes towards running, when every single day is a new day to challenge yourself. You live for the day and the past

Michelle Vesterby, future Ironman world champion?

Michelle Vesterby, future Ironman world champion?

Michelle Vesterby is a young promising triathlete from Denmark who recently hired Luc Van Lierde, two-times Hawaii Ironman winner, as a coach. Luc is also the coach of the current Ironman World Champion, Frederik Van Lierde (not related). So the natural question we wanted to ask her team is: can

UPDATE: Malabar River Festival - Athlete Profiles

UPDATE: Malabar River Festival - Athlete Profiles

In midst of all the flurry of activity surrounding the hectic days leading up to the MRF 2014, our team managed to catch up with some of the athletes who competed at the first edition of the Malabar River festival. The gentlemen we speak of will not only grace us

The Second Ascent of Konkankada

The Second Ascent of Konkankada

28 years after the first ascent, two Indian climbers send a big wall climb in South India's Sahyadri range. In Southwest India's Maharashtra state is the Sahyadri range, filled with climbing potential. 'Konkankada' is situated on the south-west face of the famed Harishchandragad Fort

The Sherpa doctor on Everest

The Sherpa doctor on Everest

From needle and syringe to crampons Dr. Nima carries it all in his backpack from BC to the summit of the 8000er While most medical practitioners loop their stethoscope around their neck and tend to patients at hospitals, doctor Nima Namgyal Sherpa has a much higher call of duty. He

World champ Kilian Fischhuber and local lad Tuhin Satarkar crimp up India's climbing outback

World champ Kilian Fischhuber and local lad Tuhin Satarkar crimp up India's climbing outback

The Austrian climber's first visit to the country involved taking on some of the hardest rock faces and opening new routes Five-time Bouldering World Cup champion Kiian Fischhuber recently visited India and went on a climbing spree in the company of Indian Tuhin Satarkar in Badami, Karnataka. After