The Good Men Project

Earth, Water, and Sky: Three Adventurers Tell Their Stories

EARTH

The Thrill of the Climb: You Can’t Hold Us Back

‘Seven feet to go. Sweat dripping. Muscles burning. Grip weakening. And…a new personal record, my biggest fall to date.’

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WATER 

The Water is My Home: Confessions of a Deep Sea Diving Addict

‘I moved my fins and silt filled up the small karst chamber, billowing like a cloud around me, turning gin-clear water into thick milk tea. I could no longer see my limbs.’

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 SKY

Accelerating into Freefall: “Yeeeeesssssssssss!”

Skeet and I stood on the strut of the landing gear of the plane. Wind was rushing through my hair, and he said, “Are you ready?”

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 And…for all you triathlon fans:

 The Hardest Part of Triathlon Competition is Taking the First Step

Trent Oliver competes in triathlons like they are a stroll in the park. But it wasn’t always that way.

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Photo credit: Earth and sky: Getty, Deep sea diving photo by Andrei Voinigescu.
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