Jennifer Olson
Also called "Editor Jenn" at Women’s Adventure, Jennifer Olson learns as much from you as she hopes you learn from the magazine and this website. Playing with magnetic poetry on her refrigerator helped Jennifer develop a philosophy by which she still lives: “If you publish a cliché, go explore real inspiration." Visit me on Google+
Jennifer Olson's Latest Posts
The Case For Play As Adults
I want to congratulate every one of you who is keeping your youthful spirit young—strong, healthy, alive.
The Benefits And Downsides Of Barefoot Running
Because you’ve been wearing shoes most of your life and your feet are weak, this will take years—not months—of diligence in transitioning and strengthening.
Recognize When You Could Use A Ride
When you’re tempted to skip your after-work run, hike, or ride and instead hit a nearby happy hour, remember that there’s a better way to shed the monster.
Why Are We So Connected To Earth?
Why do we feel more connected to our truest selves when we are coated in dirt, breathing in dust, and walking over rocks?
Dog Fur Fiber Trumps Merino Wool
Dog Fur Fiber (DFF)—through Ibex’s testing—has been proven as the finest and versatile renewable fiber in the world.
Trails, Rivers, And Ziplines, Oh My! (Tallahassee Has It All)
By Julie Peirano Florida’s capital offers weather atypical of the Sunshine State—with all four seasons—and is home to countless activities help make any family vacation a trip to remember. While on the search for some urban adventuring, I discovered that Tallahassee has so much going on. It’s no wonder Tallahassee is known as the […]
A Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis Only Sped This Distance Runner Up
For Kayla, success in high school track comes at a price.
Playtime Can Be Productive
Even those who aren’t that stoked about the idea of exercise can understand the appeal of a natural brain booster.
When There’s Only So Much Sponsorship Money To Go Around, What Gives?
Tour of the Gila committed to offering a women’s UCI race in 2015, which adds $100,000 to this year’s estimated expenses.
Sometimes Competition And Happiness Go Hand In Hand
Competition doesn’t always come in the form of a timed event with packet pick-up, podium ceremonies, and prizes.
A Month Of Joshua Tree National Park In Five Minutes
This is the third short film in the MTJP series, which will eventually include stunningly scenic short films of all fifty-nine national parks.
