What is Gravity Haus to you?

Home base, home away from home, the equivalent of the neighborhood park; a place for me to link up with friends before or after our adventures, a place for me to work conveniently located next to the places I love to recreate, a place for me to recover from all my adventures. 

How does Gravity Haus enable / elevate your modern adventure lifestyle?

I work remotely. I stay ready for last minute plans because I never know who I might bump into at the Haus. I routinely make plans for that day with people I run into at GH. Gravity Haus has inspired me to be more flexible and spontaneous when it comes to adventures with old, and new friends.

How does Gravity Haus help you:

Create powerful moments? We hosted our forever memorable pre-race dinner the night before we ran from Vail to Aspen.

Keep Growing? Connects me with other young professionals that are motivated.

Bring others along? An easy meetup place whether we’re hopping in the sauna, grabbing coffee, using the boardroom for collaborative efforts… Gravity Haus Vail is a great basecamp for all things fun and professional.

 Be “All-In” + Go the Distance? The cold plunge, NormaTec boots & theragun all help me recover between my outdoor adventures. Haus Quiver allows me to try new things.  

Leave it Better than You Found it? I shower there more than i do at my own house.. So I guess I’m using less single waste plastics 😉 

What’s a new community you’ve created, because of Gravity Haus? 

A crew of  young professionals  who are able to collaborate professionally and create events  with one another and then create stronger bonds and build more trust with one another by sharing lived experiences together i.e- trail runs, mountain bike rides, skiing, the list goes on.

Who is your favorite adventure partner/s?

Austin Mallory, Steve Pulley, Kait Musick – they’re all GH members!

Describe how Gravity Haus helps you have your Best Day Ever.

> Friends meet at GH for quick coffee then go and skin up vail.

> Back to GH to work for a couple hours.

> Then go back up the mountain for a couple runs.

> Then come back and  work for a few hours.

> Then hop in sauna and cold plunge for an hour or so.

> That is the ideal day…if it wasn’t GH I’d have found somewhere else to  do this at, but it likely would’ve been two different locations; (i.e-  a workspace and a gym) but I’d be doing it by myself, not with my friends and community.