Author: Ian Carroll
Ian Carroll is one of the authors writing for Outdoor Revival
The best diet for building muscle, strength training Part 2
Before we get started, we need to address the elephant in the room. Diet is extremely controversial. However, it’s also the most important part of…
A dirtbag’s guide to climbing in Moab, UT
If you consider yourself a rock climber of any experience, you have to make a trip to the desert paradise of Moab, UT. With a…
Travel Tuesdays: Don’t Lose Your Passport
There are a lot of things that you don’t want to lose when you’re traveling. Your wallet, phone, friends, tickets, and way are all pretty…
A year of extreme weather means risky conditions in the backcountry
By now most of us are used to reading news reports of record-setting weather conditions around the globe. However, this year has brought new context…
Tips for getting a tattoo while traveling
Whether you’re covered in art from head to toe or still considering your first, getting a tattoo while traveling can be a great idea. At…
Travel Tuesdays: How to start traveling when you’re young
Most people want to travel the world. I mean, twelve years of American public school education is enough to make anyone want something more. But…
How to choose the best hiking boots
Back when there was only a couple of styles to choose from and a handful of brands making high-quality hiking boots finding the best hiking…
Tree house hotel and avocado farm in Antigua, Guatemala
Earth Lodge is the kind of place you only find once in this wide world. Once you do, though, you’ll never want to leave. With…
Five good ways to spend your rest days
For outdoor athletes, rest days are just a fact of life. It doesn’t matter whether you ride a board or climb a rock, there are…
How to choose the best camp cookware set
I’ll bet your camp cook set is a ragtag, thrown together an assortment of random equipment. Heck, I’d even bet part of your kit came…