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Brad Matushewski
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Lake Superior Circle Tour Moto-Camping Packing Strategies, Part 2.
Here is how I packed my clothing for the trip. I was going to encounter a wide range of temperatures and conditions, so I wanted to ensure I was prepared for anything.
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Lake Superior Circle Tour Moto-Camping Packing Strategies.
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I just completed a 3,500 km Lake Superior Circle Tour. I started from London, Ontario and made my up to Sault Ste. Marie, MI. and worked my way clockwise around Lake Superior. I would suggest that this is the optimal approach as the segment from Wawa to Sault Ste. Marie was by far my favorite, and this way, you can end on a high note. This was my first attempt at Moto-Camping and figured start ...
Ice Plunge for Self Care
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What does your self care look like? when in the cold water, you can't really think of much else. It is like a reset.
Splitting wood and saving time with chain and bungee.
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I use a chain and bungee to hold the log together as I split it down into manageable pieces. it prevents you from having to stop and pick up your split pieces for further processing. #firewood
My Favorite Fire Starter
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I am a member of London Search and Rescue, and this is my favorite fire starter to make and use. It is easy, inexpensive, and very effective. #firestarters #firestarting
My final breath hold after 31 days of Wim Hof.
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Welcome to day 31 of my Wim Hof challenge. Every morning for the last 31 days, I did a series of breathing exercises and breath-holds. This will admittedly be a little boring to watch but I recorded my last one today where I held my breath for 7 minutes. You will see what is known as "Involuntary Breathing Movements" of the diaphragm, kick in and ramp up as I approach the 7-minute mark. This wa...
Lab challenge chin ups
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A number of different physiology are having a friendly fitness competition. Chin-ups are one of the events. This is my submission.
Birthday push ups with breath-hold
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I was challenged to do one push up for every year. However, as an exercise physiologist I decided to make it more interesting by doing them under "breath-hold" conditions. I wouldn't advise anyone for trying something like this without proper screening and coaching. How many did I do? Watch and find out.
Geocaching - Only in Saskatchewan
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Just something you might see while geocaching in Saskatchewan.
Ginger and Scarlett walking off-leash
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Ginger and Scarlett are my two Vizslas. They love to run in the woods and I have been working on them to walk beside me, off-leash for parts of the trail...this is a lot to ask of a Vizsla but they are catching on very quickly.
Hungarian Vizslas Digging in the Snow
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These are my two Vizslas, Ginger and Scarlett. They are typical Vizslas in that they are very active.
Custom offroad trailer
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Just a short clip of me towing my offroad trailer behind a Jeep.
Ginger and Scarlett Opening Gifts
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Ginger and Scarlett are my Vizslas that are opening up some wrapped chew bones. Ginger is always a little more exuberent when it comes to unwrapping, Scarlett is content to watch and let Ginger do the hard work.
Ginger the Amazing Tree Climbing Vizsla
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Ginger the Amazing Tree Climbing Vizsla
Vizsla puppy (Scarlett) chasing Vizsla dog (Ginger)
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Vizsla puppy (Scarlett) chasing Vizsla dog (Ginger)
Our Vizsla, Ginger digging on the beach part 2
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Our Vizsla, Ginger digging on the beach part 2
Our Vizsla, Ginger digging on the beach
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Our Vizsla, Ginger digging on the beach
Some say sex, some say exercise, some say good food and some say bull shit, but I say keep breathing air and keep moving thats all
again, great video. lots of great packing tips. where did you get the solar powered battery banks ? not to far away in Stratford. LOL thinking of doing this trip together with my wife. be great to see the route . Cheers Craig
Solar battery banks were from Amazon.
great video, thanks ! its amazing how that all fit, great packing job.
Nicely done on the video , I live in Sault Ste Marie Ont and although I’ve never been on the complete circle route I do ride upto Thunder Bay for a night and have been west to BC and east to Quebec Gaspe Bay and Nova Scotia etc. I will be trying the moto camping for the first time this year and your video opened my eyes to some in camp possibilities. Heading to BC end of June and then to NL in August, wish me luck , married to an Italian cook so I may starve . 😂
That's great. I encourage you to go for it. If things don't work out on a trip, you can always pick up what you need along the way. I know this was a big trip for a first time, but figured I would just dive right in.
Nice idea ua-cam.com/video/ib73ayR9EAM/v-deo.htmlsi=gCMCjDLzeEBYiC-A Greetings from Germany Peter 😎
I finished the log before you finished wrapping.
Great idea. Just wish when i was younger i got wait til it was weathered to chop instead of vise versa.
Gotta love the simplicity of this. Why didn't I think of this decades ago?
Super tip! New to the channel and enjoy the content
In a perfect world where theres no knots Or snagged strands it great but from experience its not a perfect world !
epic
You are my HERO!! My back is thanking you, right now.
Sorcerery: he is a witch!
Great idea...I've got plenty to split in the spring....this will save time and bending over. Thanks for sharing.
Good idea.
Nice shot !!
Handsome way to split wood.❤ Nice pecks!
LOL...thank you.
Strong guy to swing that heavy maul all those timea 👏💕👍⚒🌲🔥
WHAT A TIME SAVER !
Game changer 👍😁
if it was in shrink wrap it would sell for 30 - 40 bucks
Good job! I've used a monster maul for about 40 year, only has to re-weld the on once. To contain my wood I use a truck tire with the sidewalls cut off to hold several pieces in place. Then the question comes up, it it more efficient to use a chopping block or just set on the ground? I almost always set on the ground for the added momentum of the maul. ua-cam.com/video/Y1xykGoOEzA/v-deo.html
Great video no annoying intro no talking gibberish no annoying music just straight to the point
stupid question...why a chain and a bungee....why not just a bungee?
Because it makes it adjustable to accommodate different size logs
Brilliant
A good tool to have for the -post-Biden- post-apocalyptic world.
Ash is your best friend here.
Witty Brad man.😊
Nice work guy! Pretty slick. That maul kinda looks similar to one I got. Trooper 12 lb. You ever get elbow pain? I wrap some foam pipe insulation around my handle and gorilla tape over that. It stops that shockwave from going into your arms.
Fortunately no, never get elbow pain.
Genius
Brilliant Thanks for posting
If you got smaller pieces then the splitting tire is a way to go ... you never bend down to pickup the splits anymore.
I live an urban reality and don't have to deal with this type of work. But still, that was effing brilliant !! Thanks for posting ~~~
Immediately saved under "Misc Clever Shit" 💪
Works great on a clear piece of ash…but how does it work with a knotty piece of sugar maple that you’ve really got to wale on?
Now, if he looked rich, this video would have 6 million views. Get that man a quarter-zip, and roll up the sleeves. Maybe agyle, maybe baby-blue.
I wish I had some of that wood to make some woodwork. That would keep me warm (at least my heart...).
I can only imagine how many millions of people have split logs over the Centuries without thinking of doing this. You are a very clever guy.
Genius. thx!
What a brilliant idea thanks for sharing.
Looks like more effort than it's worrh
good idea
What in the world are you doing elevating the piece to split? You have now lost half of your momentum and power of the splitting wedge!!!!!!! Doing this for 60 years! Professionally for many when young. Now 73 and just was down spilitting Juniper rounds. You are also elevating the risk of the splitting maul coming off and hitting YOU!
Where do I vote for you?
Another brilliant idea!! Thank you for sharing
Brilliant! I will definitely copy you. Thank you!!
I don’t know what I love more - the brilliant idea, or the fact that the video is less than five minutes. Videos have been getting way too long and it really limits all the neat Content we have time to get exposed to.
Just wow!
Genius idea. Here’s my revelation: I went from a huge, heavy splitter to a Fiskars design. Like night and day. The big one is now just used for those really stubborn blocks. Thanks.
Damn, you're good.