Andrew Holcombe's Blog Posts Tagged 'Green' (6)

The Green Race and Short Term Memory

 

Green Race!  My most anticipated race is right around the corner, first racer at high noon this Saturday.  The runs are in, the attainments done, the smack is being laid down, bets made, the list of what surrounds this race goes on and on. This year is a special one for me as its my first one back on my road to recovering from a herniated disc.  It's been super fun to be a part of everything again and I can't wait to fire out of that start gate.  But that's Saturday and this is…

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Added by Andrew Holcombe on November 3, 2011 at 3:37pm — 3 Comments

A Little East Coast Love

 

Paddling into the light on the West Prong

 

With spring starting off well here in the southeast I figured now would be a good time to give you a little bit of East Coast paddling tour.  These are some of my favorite areas to paddle on the East Coast and highlight some of the top destination…

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Added by Andrew Holcombe on March 11, 2011 at 4:00pm — No Comments

US Freestyle Point Series Locations announced!

 

Paddlers to Travel from East to West, Racking up Points to be Champs

Year II Brings Two Times Last Year’s Event Lineup

                                               

Takoma Park, MD (February 17, 2011) USA Freestyle Kayaking has announced its lineup of whitewater freestyle competitions events comprising the 2011 USAFK Freestyle Point Series.  Competitors will warm up at the Alabama Mountain Games in March and accumulate points to…

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Added by Andrew Holcombe on February 24, 2011 at 4:51pm — No Comments

Sometimes you've got to know when to hold'em

The Gambler by Kenny Rogers, I particularly like the version that features Wyclif (I think) and its some good words of advice. I've noticed over the years that a lot of folks who paddle tend to push the limits without keeping their future in mind. I know that its true with me anyways, often times I'm only thinking of the next rapid or the next run so I'll just push things out of my mind. While this has served me well and for the most part keeps my life in perspective there are times when it… Continue

Added by Andrew Holcombe on September 30, 2010 at 12:30pm — 2 Comments

Attainments and Kayaking

I noticed a hint of color in a tree the other day and realized that Fall is already upon us. Fall means a lot of great things here in the southeast from cooler days to waiting in hope for some hurricane rain to get on that favorite run. It also means that its race time! That's right, for those crazy (and not so crazy) folks that like to paddle downstream in a hurry the fall brings the promise of the Animal Upper Gauley Race, the Russell Fork Race and the Green Race.…


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Added by Andrew Holcombe on September 16, 2010 at 12:15pm — No Comments

2010 Jerry's Baddle

Another successful Jerry's Baddle past us! For those of you that don't know Jerry's Baddle is an event, in memory of Jerry Beckwith, combining a full run of the Green River Narrows and a 26 mile road bike ride (with a lot of elevation gain). The best part about the event is that it benefits ALS and the Green River access fund, two very worthy causes. To find out more about the race/cause and to join for next year visit… Continue

Added by Andrew Holcombe on April 26, 2010 at 12:17pm — No Comments

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