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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Filming with Goz
It was an opportunity for me to film Goz doing the exercises as part of the media we are putting together for his own portfolio. It was great fun trying to get shots from interesting angles and not just make another boring PT video on YouTube. Continue reading
Posted in Productions, Sport
Tagged circuit, conditioning, Deadlift, exercise, fat loss, fitness, Home Park, Legs, outdoors, personal training, rugby, Squats, Training, Tyres, Windsor
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A Season In Heaven, by David Tomory
It’s a great inspiration for the modern traveller, with a certain sadness, as you know that trail can never be done in the same way again. It certainly makes me want to find my own trail. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, India, Travel
Tagged A Season In Heaven, Afghanistan, author, Backpacking, book, David Tomory, Hippies, Hippy Trail, India, Iran, Literature, Pakistan, Travel, Turkey
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The London Ride 2011
Ski-fans of all origins, from City bankers to hardcore powder hounds, come to gape at a blur of metal and flesh, laid down by teenagers who you wouldn’t look twice at in the fields of Reading Festival. Continue reading
Posted in Sport
Tagged daily mail, earl's court, Freestyle, London Ride, metro, Olympics, park rats, ski, Skiing, snowflex, warren smith, woodsy, x games
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Enter The Labyrinth
Minotaur is only on for a few more days. If you can get tickets, then go – it’s an experience you’ll always remember. If you can’t then sign up to the Old Vic Tunnels newsletter, and make the most out of this unique venue. Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged art, cafe, coffee, exhibition, gallery, Labyrinth, Lazarides, Livebait, Minotaur, Old Vic Tunnels, Pret A diner, sculpture, seafood, Waterloo
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What Can the All Blacks teach us about skiing?
So that’s what we can learn about skiing from the All Blacks – professionalism, maturity and training will prepare us to make the most of our time on the mountain. Continue reading
Posted in Sport
Tagged ABs, All Blacks, Freeride, Freeride World Tour, New Zealand, NZ, Piri Weepu, rugby, RWC, Sam Smoothy, ski, Skiing, Verbier, world cup
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Documentary Promo
It’s been a long road to get here, but things are finally coming together. I’m extremely positive about this, as the BBC’s early interest is a good sign they are looking to commission it. There’s not much more I can do, now, except wait for the decision. And keep fingers, toes and shoelaces tightly crossed! Continue reading
Posted in Culture, India, Productions, Travel
Tagged BBC, Big Earth, Britain, Documentary, India, mixed race, Russ Malkin, Southall, television, tv, Two Cultures One Body
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Work Experience for Flame TV
The commute is two hours there and two and a half hours back, and apart from travel I was doing this for free. “Why?” you might ask. Continue reading
Posted in Productions
Tagged broadcasting, Dominic Littlewood, Flame, London, production, television, tv, work experience
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On Why Verbier Is The Best Resort. Part 1
Thus we can conclude: people will keep doing seasons until they find Verbier, because other resorts leave a sense of dissatisfaction. And when people arrive in Verbier, they don’t want to leave. Therefore, Verbier is clearly the best resort! Continue reading
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Tagged inference, Philosophy, ski, Skiing, Switzerland, Valai, Verbier
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