The Pursuit – E24 – “Lucky” Dave Watson
“Lucky” Dave Watson, First person to ski K2, Mount Everest Guide, we talk about gatekeeping, pushing yourself, and continuing education on the mountain.
Connor Clayton is the marketing wizard at Line skis, Full Tilt Boot. we chat about all things fun and exciting at Line skis, how Full Tilt continues to develop new
Boots while keeping it classic, injuries, competitions and growing up on the east coast.
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Adam X Sauerwein
AdamX is a writer, podcast host, dedicated coffee- lover, and seasoned adventurer who has a passion for living life to the fullest. With a love of skiing and cycling, he has traveled across the globe to discover new adventures and soak up all the world has to offer. He shares his experiences and the lessons learned along the way. Truly embracing the “Whatever, Whenever” mentality, guests range from Wrestlers to Skiers and everything in between. When not on an expedition into far-flung corners of the planet, AdamX works as a lifestyle and wedding photographer.
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