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The Polar Academy Taught Me Cold-Weather Skills and Much More - Vimarsana News

The Polar Academy Taught Me Cold-Weather Skills and Much More

A mountaineer reflects on the bonds formed and lessons learned during a week of polar exploration training with Eric Larsen.

Polar Adventurer Eric Larsen Launches the POLAR ACADEMY 2024 BIPOC Polar Scholarship with Support from Jack Wolfskin - Vimarsana News

Polar Adventurer Eric Larsen Launches the POLAR ACADEMY 2024 BIPOC Polar Scholarship with Support from Jack Wolfskin

/PRNewswire/ -- Polar adventurer and expedition guide Eric Larsen along with world renowned outdoor apparel, equipment and footwear company Jack Wolfskin are...

Black Soldiers Cycled 1,900 Miles Across the U.S. So He Did, Too. - Vimarsana News

Black Soldiers Cycled 1,900 Miles Across the U.S. So He Did, Too.

A remarkable journey from Montana to St. Louis by 20 Black infantrymen in 1897 seemed doomed to obscurity until Erick Cedeño, a bicyclist, retraced their journey.

Man arrives in St. Louis after retracing Buffalo Soldiers' 1,900-mile trek made in 1897 - Vimarsana News

Man arrives in St. Louis after retracing Buffalo Soldiers' 1,900-mile trek made in 1897

Black U.S. Army soldiers, who became known as the Buffalo Soldier Bicycle Corps of the 25th Infantry, went on a mission 125 years ago to determine whether it was more effective to move across the country via bicycle than by horse. A modern-day cyclist recently retraced the 1,900-mile route.

The Black Buffalo Soldiers Who Biked Across the American West | History - Vimarsana News

The Black Buffalo Soldiers Who Biked Across the American West | History

In 1897, the 25th Infantry Regiment Bicycle Corps embarked on a 1,900-mile journey from Montana to Missouri