How to do Adventure and Extreme Sports -- if you have a day job

I spent the night on a portaledge, hanging half way on a 600 feet wall and it was amazing -- not easy, so I think I can share some useful tips!

I spent the night on a portaledge, hanging half way on a 600 feet wall and it was amazing -- not easy, so I think I can share some useful tips!

I tried an artificial surfing pool and really enjoyed my time. However, there were a few tips I hoped I had before I got in the water. Hope you all find the episode helpful.

I this episode, I describe my first experience with a snowskate. Snowskates are still rare and relatively unknown. Only a limited few mountains will allow them and even fewer will rent them. There are a few tutorial videos online, but I found them to be done by expert riders, so not quite useful for first-timers! But you if have a chance to ride one, they are definitely worth a try.!

In this episode I will describe what I learned when I rode a dirt bike in the desert (in Dubai) for the first time. First time riding a dirt bike and first time riding in the desert!. I learned some lessons I wished I knew before doing it, which I hope will help you enjoy this activity safely.

In this episode, I will describe my first experience surfing in freezing conditions. I will highlight the top things I think are mandatory to winter surf, most of them was not mentioned anywhere when I was doing my research.

In this episode I will talk about couloir skiing -- couloirs are narrow, very steep, runs between rock sides. The most famous is Corbet's Couloir in Jackson Hole. We did Saudan Extreme Couloir in Blackcomb in Canada and it was a blast, a scary blast!

I don't know why it has taken me so long to share this one! Definitely a top 3 if not the undisputed number 1 experience I have done. I will tell you the best way to fly in a fighter jet -- after 2 years researching options, globally. I hope I will save you time and help you realize the dream of becoming Maverick for an hour!

For years after becoming a pilot and have flown in a jet once, I had always thought that flying in single-engine acrobatic planes would be "boring". Oh boy I was wrong. Listen in for more on the experience and how to do it safely!

I finally got the chance to dive in a halocline. Halocline is A halocline is a distinct vertical layer in a body of water where salinity changes rapidly with depth, creating a density difference between the water layers above and below. This density gradient forms a clear boundary between layers of different water densities, such as freshwater and saltwater, and can appear as a shimmering or blurry barrier to divers. Of course, Haloclines can be found in submersed caves, so make sure you are properly trained and certified before attempting it!