MPF ADVENTURE CLUB
The MPF Adventure Club is a community of runners, cyclist, mountain athletes, strength athletes, endurance athletes, hikers and anyone who loves nature and the environment. Our goal is to build a strong community of like minded individuals who share the passion for training and adventuring. We welcome everyone of all abilities to share their desire for fitness and adventure.
Join US on Facebook!
It's free to join, just follow this facebook link to the MPF Adventure Club and hit the + Join Group tab. . This is the clubs main forum for communication between one another and where you will find all of the latest group happenings, adventures, training tips and anteing that you would like to share. You can ask questions about training, gear, upcoming races, as well as share opinions, thoughts, photos & videos from your adventures or workouts.
After joining the MPF Adventure Club, run over to Strava and join us there as well. Strava is basically a social network for athletes that tracks and stores all of your training data. Each workout, whether a run, bike or hike that you upload to Strava, will automatically be broken down into segments (specific section of road or trail) and compared against your past efforts, as well as other athletes who’ve run, ridden or explored that same segment. You can then see where you rank and use this information for motivation to train smart, move up the leaderboards, establish course records (CRs) and become the King (KOM) or Queen (QOM) of the mountain.
Adventures can take place anywhere so whether you're exploring your limits on a bike or challenging yourself to a mountain run, join us and strengthen your community of adventurers!
Member Responsibilities
Promote the outdoors & fitness.
Promote Leave No Trace.
Respect Parks & the Park Rangers who protect them.
Help others with their adventures.
Ensure Safety is of the Highest Priority on any Club Adventure.
Show up to club adventures fully prepared and self sufficient.
Establish goals & train smart!
A Few Adventures...
Worlds End 100k. Mountains in Bolivia. CUT Connecticut Ultra Traverse 112 miles. Team & Clients in Action! Videos, photos and more.
Over the Martin Luther King Jr weekend, a few of us headed up to the Adirondack Mountains for a little winter camping, a Giant Mountain adventure and the WSSF Snowshoe National Championships that was taken place that Sunday.
We headed up to the Catskills of New York for our last adventure of the year with some members from the MPF Adventure club to check out part of the WTF 100 course which is a new race for 2018 and includes a bit of off trail navigation.
This summer has been filled with one epic journey after the next! We are so proud of the hard work, discipline and true grit of our community of athletes. Getting to the starting line in one piece, finishes, great performances and adventures should be celebrated! Awesome job to all Eastern States 100, Fat Dog 120 Trail Race, Leadville 100 MTB and anyone who toed the line this weekend or had one heck of an adventure!
Today was Global Running Day so we hope you had the opportunity to get outside and run around a little. Also, in our Clients in Action feature, a father & son team are in Ecuador adventuring and shared a few photos.
If you love the trails as much as we do, please consider getting involved with the events listed in this post. Our trails need your help and support!
Today was indeed an adventure! We met this morning at the Mount Beacon Trail Head and ventured out to the Breakneck Point Trail courses covering several + miles. At points we went off course taking advantage of the abundance of snow with our snowshoes.
Harriman State Park needs volunteers to break some trails! Today we received about a foot+ of snow. We were hoping for more but this will do. Here is a little footage of our time out in Southern HSP. Be sure to watch the entire footage for an exclusive weather update from the one and only Elizabeth Azze!
We rang in the New Year with a trip to the Adirondacks High Peaks Wilderness!
We spent the time checking out some new mountain bike trails in Sterling Forest, NY which were great, and then made our way over to Ringwood State Park, NJ where more trails were just taken shape.
Here are some photos from our day out on the trails in Harriman State Park, NY.
Saturday 7 am - Eric, Ned and myself set out to hike / run the Pemi Loop in New Hampshire'sPemigewasset Wilderness.
After the Hardrock 100, we made our way back to Boulder Colorado to meet up with a few friends before we took our flight back to New York. Phil Germakian guided us on an awesome run through the Indian Peaks Wilderness.
I headed up 93 Northbound in New Hampshire with Karl Loops to a seedy side road motel on a Thursday night, this began what proved to be a kick ass adventure on the 31 mile Pemi Loop.
Help us kick off the Springtime Jamboree by joining us on May 14th, on the Suffern to Bear Mountain Trail!
Since moving to the US, the ADK Great Rage Traverse has been on my list of must dos.