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How Uncomfortable are You Willing to Get?

With a compelling, richly illustrated tale, Pro Athlete Jeremy P. McGhee invites his audience to join him by taking an honest look in the mirror. In 2012, Jeremy became the first paraplegic to climb and descend Bloody Couloir, a major backcountry ski route in the Eastern Sierras, all with only the use of his arms. Jeremy explains how his greatest obstacles were not physical, but of his own mind. The question that lies at the heart of how to accomplish what we want in life, he proclaims is, ‘How uncomfortable are you willing to get?’ Through his journey of pitfalls, triumphs, and obsession, Jeremy inspires others to take the reins and live the adventure themselves!

 BlogCast

I just started a podcast where I read my blogs to you and go behind thew scenes at the UNP. Get ready for a little story time!

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With a goal of inspiring others to get off the pavement, Jeremy is teaming up with TrailForks to provide better access to nature and wild places for adaptive mountain bikers. Through TrailForks and The UNPavement trail blog, riders will have access to detailed trail descriptions, photos, videos and maps to navigate unfamiliar terrain confidently and safely.

As versatile as adaptive mountain bikes have become, they are still limited. Trail width, camber and impassible obstacles become very dangerous when a rider cannot right themselves after a roll over or possess the ability to walk their bike back to the trailhead.

When I travel with my bike, I don’t know if i can do a trail or not. I talk to locals, but its a gamble a lot of the time and I’ve gotten myself into some precarious situations out there. I have even been helicoptered out! I don’t want to ride with anxiety. Its also not fair that people i ride with and perfect strangers get put into a state affairs where they need to help me. All i need is information and all this can be avoided.

-Jeremy

This bike has taken me on many adventures. It has gotten me off the pavement and out into the wilderness, seeing places i never would have without it. I seriously can NOT imagine my life without this new-found ability and now i want to help others find the same experience.

I started Jeremy P. McGhee Pro Resources with that in mind. Being able to explore obscure little corners of this world is what its all about for me...and this bike will take YOU there!

In 2012, Jeremy climbed and skied Blood Couloir, a major backcountry ski route in the Eastern Sierras...all without the use of his legs.