The Nomad Strength Show

EP 237: CHANCE SKELTON | Hunting, Business, and Family

Today I'm joined by Chance Skelton, the founder of Rut Holsters. We explore our shared love for the outdoors and hunting, and dive into the story of Rut Holsters' growth from a side gig to a successful business.Episode Highlights: How Ross and Chance connected through Instagram and their mutual passion for the outdoors The journey of Rut Holsters from a side project to a thriving business Innovative features of Rut Holsters Introducing hunting to their children and the importance of teaching respect and compassion Camaraderie and support within the rodeo and hunting communities Challenges faced by hunters in Colorado due to legislation The need for unity among hunters and the issues surrounding cat hunting and wolf reintroduction Managing predators and the impact on wildlife populations Hunting opportunities in Colorado and involving children in hunting Personal stories of involving their kids in hunting activities Chance's dream of going on a bighorn sheep hunt in Colorado Challenges and rewards of starting a business in the outdoor industry Connect with Chance Skelton: Instagram: @rut_holsters Website: Rut Holsters Sponsors: Selway Archery Products: Check out their selection at selwayarcheryproducts.com.

EP 236: MATT EICH | Everything Costs Something

In today's episode we have a great conversation with Matt Eich, the owner of Mule Resonator Guitars. We explore Matt's journey in building resonator guitars and the fascinating overlap between his passion for music and his involvement in fitness and jiu-jitsu.Highlights:- Matt's journey in building resonator guitars- The synergy between music and jiu-jitsu- Training, stone lifting, and finding your path in music and fitness- The joy of playing musical instruments and prioritizing tasks- The unique experience of live concerts- The role of jiu-jitsu in conditioning- Transitioning from craftsman to business owner- The importance of mental health in physical performance- Finding activities that provide camaraderie and support- Focusing on what truly matters- The significance of self-reflection and identifying weak linksConnect with Matt Eich: Instagram: @muleresonatorguitars Website: Mule Resonator Guitars Sponsors: Selway Archery Products: Check out their selection at selwayarcheryproducts.com.Subscribe and follow for more inspiring conversations and insights into strength, resilience, and the passion that drives remarkable individuals.

EP 235: ZACH EVEN-ESH | Figure it Out

Zach Even-Esh joins us today to discuss; coaching, training, and the importance of multi-dimensional development, the value of time and patience in achieving success and highlight the need for athletes to participate in multiple sports and activities, the changes in training as they age and the importance of proper nutrition, sleep, and lifestyle, the value of finding solutions and being resourceful in business and life, and the need to prioritize work ethic and the willingness to figure things out.

EP 234: TATE TAYLOR | Be Regenerated Men

Tate Taylor joins us to discuss cross-country moves, his passion for training and fitness, experiences with ultra-endurance events, challenges of long-distance running, and the beauty of running in the dark. We also highlight dedication and perseverance in endurance sports, share personal stories of training for races, and introduce their project, Be Regenerated, a men's community focused on health, fitness, and biblical wisdom with a habit tracker for daily scripture reading, exercise, and healthy eating.This episode is brought to you by:Selway Archery Products

EP 233: PAT MCNAMARA | Discipline, Drive, and Basic Dude Stuff

Today we've got the one and only Pat McNamara joining the show. We chat about his experience with traditional archery and his journey through illness and recovery. Pat shares how he was drawn to traditional archery after witnessing it at Winter Strong events and how it provided a mental escape from his chronic illness. He discusses his battle with polymyosarumatica, a rare disease that caused chronic pain and limited mobility, the importance of discipline and self-governance, the benefits of natural approaches to healing and the role of accountability in maintaining discipline. We also get into his experiences in the military, including his time in Special Forces and Delta Force, the challenges he faced during training and the differences between the 80s and 90s compared to the post-9/11 era, his transition out of the military and the difficulties he encountered in finding his new path. Of course, we also chat about Basic Dude Stuff.This episode is sponsored by:- Steady Grounds Coffee Company- Selway Archery Products