Whenever I get the chance, I’ll take out the camera for a little “practice.” After Brazilian Day in San Diego (2012), where I spent an entire day capturing shots, it’s become somewhat of a hobby for me. I draw my inspiration from a great friend of mine – Tucson-located – Justin Haugen, who’s an amazingly talented photographer that turned his passion into his career! Click on each below to view the event galleries.
La Gran Fiesta hosted annually by the Scottsdale Center for The Performing Arts. A celebration of Latin and Hispanic cultures.
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A Meeting of the Minds
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If you’re new to exercise, and decided running would be a great way to get fit, you may have run into a few roadblocks here and there. Hopefully, shin splints weren’t one of them. In case they were, here is a way to rule out if your footwear caused them, and keep them from coming back!
A few years ago there was an enormous surge behind wearing compression clothing in the endurance and multisport communities. Compression clothing’s immense popularity eventually bled into other fitness niches, whether for function or fashion, as often seen with Crossfit, Football, Soccer, Swimming, and other Fitness Enthusiasts. Even as a techno-savvy triathlete, the compression clothing was something I always wondered about, and after some research, even utilized. A big question has always been whether the compression clothing provides form over function, or vice-versa. If you ever watch a triathlon, you’ll wonder whether the extent that some endurance athletes wear this is even necessary or effective. Sure, I have a pair of socks that I wear after long training sessions, or tough races, but does it really work? Some great research was published, and the answer is “yes.”