Author: Ian Carroll

Ian Carroll is one of the authors writing for Outdoor Revival

Bouldering tips for beginners

When you’re just getting started bouldering, there’s a lot to learn. It’s really your own personal golden era of climbing. Everything is new, and even…

Cooking tips for healthy eating

Ian Carroll

We talk about being healthy a lot here at Outdoor Revival. And the reasons should be obvious. We’ve covered how to exercise, how to sleep,…

Motivation for spring workouts

Ian Carroll

Now that the weather is clearing up, it’s time to look ahead to the coming summer. That means something different to everyone. For some it’s…

Outdoor sports you can take just about anywhere

All of us here at Outdoor Revival have one or two sports that we really live for. They are what get us outside, what gets…

10 Good reasons to go running today

Ian Carroll

For most people, running sounds like a lot of hard work. You’re probably no different. Lacing up your shoes right now probably doesn’t sound as…

Best budget beach activities

Ian Carroll

I’ve been spending a lot of time on the beach lately. From the Caribbean and Pacific coasts of Mexico to the beaches of San Diego…

Tips for city sightseeing

Ian Carroll

When you find yourself in an unfamiliar city, it can be pretty hard to get your bearings. Cities often hold some of the most interesting…

How much is a National Park worth to you?

Ian Carroll

Last fall, the National Parks Service proposed a plan to increase entrance fees to 17 of the most popular National parks by more than double.…

Do you wish you could fly? Look it up.

Ian Carroll

Welcome to look it up, a series where we bring you facts so frickin’ cool that they almost feel like fiction. After all, the world’s…

Potrero Chico: A climber’s paradise just across the border

Ian Carroll

I had to stop the car and pull over. There wasn’t anything in the road, it was the towering limestone cliffs above the road that…