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MAGAZINE 2011 ISSUES January Issue 2011

Editor's January Issue Overview

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Volume 5 Issue 1
Getting Ahead in 2011

With all the holidays – religious and secular – that fall during the last few months of the year, my favorite is undoubtedly New Year’s Day. Not New Year’s Eve, as that is not the actual holiday but most gays would think so, right? Also, New Year’s Eve 2009 was set in motion when I watched a friend throw up in a crowded bar … at 10:30 p.m. It was all downhill from there.

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Professional Athletes for Equality

Jocks Becoming Cheerleaders

Professional Athletes Buck Trend, Stand Up For Marriage Equality
0501-noh8-feature-thIf you’ve ever been inside a football locker room or a baseball clubhouse, then you know that they are testosterone-filled settings: muscular, sweaty guys, fresh from a game or practice, acting in ways they normally wouldn’t act in the company of the opposite sex.
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Publisher's Letter: AOTY Party Recap

From the Sky Box

Athlete of the Year Knows How to Get This Party Started
Who doesn’t like a great party? I know I do, so an event to celebrate the Compete 2010 Athlete of the Year, Michael Holtz, seemed like a great idea. And the best part of the timing – it was held on Michael’s 26th birthday.

At 6:30 a.m. on December 19 I packed four other Compete staffers in a rental car and started the six-hour trek to Los Angeles
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Mush! Meet Out Dog-Sledder

Dog Days of Kyle Lashley

Out Sledder Seeks His Place in Racing Sport
0501-kyle-lashley-thA good sled dog racer needs the instincts of Doctor Doolittle, the endurance of Lance Armstrong and the toughness of a scrappy street fighter. If that dog sled racer also happens to be gay, he or she better have courage and patience to spare as well.
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Dave's Hot Lap!

Dare Dave: High Performance Driving

COMPETE Takes On Your Challenges
0501-dare-dave-thIn my first Dare Dave challenge I took to the streets of Palm Springs for their annual AIDS Walk & 5K Run. It was the first Dare Dave and I chose to start off quite sedately by doing the Walk while having a co-worker do the more strenuous Run. A good time was had by all but for the next challenge I felt the need … the need for speed!
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