- The Debauchery Diary, Part 3 by Chris Moore
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Editors Note: This is the final entry into the debauchery diary. I swear, the next article will have something, anything, to do with training - Chris.
For part one and two, click HERE and HERE.
Ok, Just One More Beer…
I was jarred awake by a sudden scream, “HEY EVERYBODY! HERE COMES THE CHOO CHOO!” I manually peeled open my left eye, and noticed a growing swarm of activity around the kitchen. In the center, Mike was vigorously pumping and priming the half-full keg of Turbo Dog. Rest time was over. I better get up now. If these guys find me asleep, it’s gonna be hell…
Feeling crippled and lame, I pressed my forehead down into my makeshift mattress, creating a tiny crack of clearance between body and floor. I wedged my hands into pushup position, and with a quick shove, popped my lifeless stone torso upright. A sharp pressure in my lower back surged, forcing air from my longs with an audible grunt. I placed one foot out in front of my body, pitching forward in a controlled fall. Just a quick shuffle later and I was on my feet.
The boys seemed glad to see me conscious. “Dude, you look like shit! Here, you better have a drink.” Let me tell you, if I was ever capable of drinking twelve beers as a warm-up to the main event, those days were long gone. “God,” I thought to myself, “I could kill for a Diet Coke right now.”
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- Why I Don’t Eat Grains by Mike Bledsoe
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When I walk through the grocery store, I like to look into other people’s carts. The weight of the individual pushing the cart is usually correlated with the amount of grain, high fructose corn syrup and sugar I see.
Sugar is obviously a bad thing, so lets just talk about grains. Refined grains are the most commonly consumed variety. A package that says “whole grain” probably still contains refined grains. In fact, if your food comes with a nutrient label on it, it’s probably refined. These grains are stripped of all the good things the grain industry would tout as benefits. Even if you do manage to consume grains that are unrefined, it’s important to understand that they still don’t compete with the vegetable gold standard.
Here’s why.
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- The Debauchery Diary, Part 2 by Chris Moore
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“No civilized man ever regrets a pleasure…”
- Oscar Wilde
When you’re in a canoe with two other men, the most important thing is settling into a rhythm.
Open a fresh, frosty beer with a smooth swipe of your index finger. Take a quick, powerful pull from the can, and then place the beer securely between your feet. Reach for your paddle, being very careful not to make any sudden or dramatic movements...Take a few long strokes on either side of the vessel. For chrissakes, only paddle with the minimal effort required to stay on course! This is not a race, got that? Now, put the paddle down. Repeat steps 1-6 until your drunk enough to forget everything I just told you.That’s when the fun starts.
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- The Debauchery Diary, Part 1 by Chris Moore
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“Taste every fruit in the garden at least once. It is an insult to creation not to experience it fully. Temperance is wickedness.”- Stephen Fry
The alarm sounded at 4:30 Saturday morning. Man, only bad thoughts exist this early in the day. I had fallen into bed just three hours before, simultaneously exhausted and elated. As my eyes clamped shut, I was certain that I had seen one of the best rock shows of my life. Now, as waves of sound from tiny speakers raced across my medium-rare left eardrum, self-pity and anger were seemed like much more appropriate feelings.
Damn, this trip seemed like such a good idea yesterday.

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