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The Hardest 400 Meter Race in the World (VIDEO)

by TonyDasilva on January 8, 2013

I had never heard of the Red Bull 400, so I’m thinking you haven’t either.

Perhaps being the steepest mountain run in the world, the race covers 400 meters with an average gradient of 45%!

Warning: Your lungs may burst just from watching how this race went down. - Tony

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Traveling the World Shooting One Second of Footage in Each Location (Video)

by TonyDasilva May 9, 2012 Trails

Three guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, two cameras and almost a terabyte of footage… all to turn three ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food.

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Tuesday’s With Laura: My ReIntroduction

by Laura January 24, 2012 Hike

So… I’m back, and thankful that the “and beyond” part of my Southbound and Beyond Blog is unraveling as I type. Tony has taken me under his wing here at Trailblazer and I am happy and ready to take on new adventures and share them with you. Last time I checked into the blogosphere I had just [...]

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Tuesday’s With Laura: Potosí-The most dangerous mine in the world

by TonyDasilva September 20, 2011 Travel

JOIN US: Laura will be presenting this trip in our Branford store Wednesday night at 7! Get the details here! Walking back into the light after two hours of being underground, with little air, dust in your lungs and suffocating heat, feels like each breath you take is the freshest you’ve ever taken. Now, imagine [...]

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Fail Friday’s: 5 Driving Tests in a Day

by TonyDasilva September 16, 2011 Fail Friday's

When I got my driver’s license there was no internet, tiny video cameras, or YouTube, to disperse my intensely annoying antics to the world. Thankfully, times have changed. – Tony

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Tuesday’s With Laura: The Middle of the World

by TonyDasilva August 16, 2011 Staff

By: Laura Gomez Laura is an active Trailblazer staffer from our Branford store is on one of the most exciting journey’s I’ve known anyone to go on. Check out the second installment in our weekly series here at The Hub. – Tony Just outside of Quito there is Mitad del mundo, or the middle of the [...]

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Monday Munchies: The Melon Mango Breakfast Smoothie

by TonyDasilva February 21, 2011 Monday Munchies

Take a trip into the world of deliciousness, sidled with a side trip to healthy land this week. Yes, it’s more than possible to blend these two worlds together. – Tony Melon Mango Breakfast Smoothie Ingredients Serves:1 Prep: 5min|Cook: 2min |Total: 7min 3/4 cup frozen mango chunks 1/2 cup frozen or fresh banana slices 1/2 cup cantaloupe, diced [...]

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Merrell Trail and Pace Glove Win “Best Debut” in Runner’s World Spring Trail Guide!

by TonyDasilva February 7, 2011 Barefoot Running

The Trail and Pace Glove were given the “Best Debut” in Runner’s World Spring 2011 Trail Guide (April issue)! We have them in stock now show check our New Haven location for details! 296 Elm Street | New Haven CT | 203.865.6244 | newhaven@tbtalk.com Hours: SUN 11am-6pm MON 10am-9pm TUES 10am-9pm WED 10am-9pm THURS 10am-9pm [...]

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The Most Insane Rope Swing in the World (VIDEO)

by TonyDasilva December 11, 2010 Climb

One of coolest and most creative ways I’ve seen a rope swing used in my life. Oh, and crazy! I’m going to shut up now and let this video speak for itself. – Tony

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Chris Sharma: Climbing and Yoga are Both About Finding Your Balance

by Trailblazer September 24, 2010 Climb

Thanks to prAna Living for this great video, taken at the recent Wanderlust Festival in California, focusing on Chris Sharma who shows us how climbing and Yoga are both about finding your balance… Chris Sharma Does Wanderlust from Prana Living on Vimeo. What happens when one of the worlds greatest climbers dives head first into [...]

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Patagonia: Environmental Initiatives 2010 E-Book

by Trailblazer August 17, 2010 Hike

Patagonia’s work to protect and restore the natural world is always a hot topic, and now, to help you understand just what they are up to this year, “without sacrificing a forest full of trees”, they’ve published their Environmental Initiatives 2010 E-Book. Launch the Patagonia Environmental Initiatives 2010 E-Book What you’ll find in the e-booklet: [...]