The idea of shooting a short trail running in the Swiss Alps had been tossed around between us before, and so in Sept. 2012 we decided to just do it. Our little team included Matthew Anderson, a photographer based in Winterthur … Continue reading
For a marathon day getting up at 7am is rather late, but quite the welcomed treat. The day’s mission was to run the legendary Frauenfelder. Now if you’re not from Switzerland, there’s a good chance you’ve never heard of Frauenfeld, … Continue reading
November is just starting and though it’s probably not quite there in the back of your mind, 2013 is coming. Yes, the New Year in which things will be better than in this past one. So here’s the good news: … Continue reading
The Dromeus team (well the two of us: Christian and Mark) teamed up with Matthew Anderson Photography to do a trail running video shoot in the alps. We decided on Mt. Santis, a high massive in the easter Swiss alps … Continue reading
What do you get for the world’s most beautiful marathon on it’s 20th birthday? How about a full three days of unbelievably beautiful summer weather and nearly double the number of participants from all over the world, oh and for … Continue reading
One of the most beautiful (and there are many) mountain locations in Switzerland is Glarus, and if you’re in the area, a nice run is from Elm to Linthal over the Richetlipass and is about 20km and 1200m elevation gain. … Continue reading
In July I went down to Pontresina in Switzerland as part of the Swiss Irontrail Mammut Test Event, a small gathering of runners from various parts of the world who were invited down by Mammut to check out their new … Continue reading
I like races that take you places, from towns to mountains and from one valley to the next. It’s fine to run a race on a beautiful day, but it’s the ones where the weather goes through changes that are … Continue reading
Where you live? How well so you know your region, city, or even neighbourhood? Our immediate area is something that many of us take for granted, that is until that lost tourist stops you and asks where James Street or … Continue reading
Off to Davos Departing Zurich in the sweltering summer heat that acts oppressively on the body squeezing out every last drop of moisture as a briny glaze on everyone’s body at The station, I could only hope that temperatures would … Continue reading