Falling Uphill book cover and Scott standing on the edge of Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa
Scott invents mountain-bicycle yoga in the Himalayas
I used to joke that invented mountain-bike yoga while in the Himalayas of Nepal. It was the name I gave to all the pretzel shapes that I bent myself into to stretch the aching body that had been cramped on a bicycle all day.

Sharing Travel Experiences: Interview with Andy Hayes

Pictured above, Scott invents mountain bicycle yoga.

Today’s interview is with Scott Stoll, author of the book Falling Uphill, founder of the adventure travel community theArgonauts.com, and perpetual traveler. He’s currently cycling around the world. Yes, cycling – as in on a bicycle.

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