Bryan Byrge encouraged everyone to “Live Big.” He lived by those words, and even though he’s no longer with us, we honor his memory by participating in the Live Big Challenge.This year’s Live Big Challenge will take place on Saturday, August 22, 2015.Those that are not interested in biking at all are welcome to come from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be plenty of music, food trucks, and activities for kids. A Memorial Walk around the field will be at noon followed by a raffle and auction. Also, come meet James (The Iron Cowboy) Lawrence and listen to his story of achieving the impossible challenge of completing 50 Iron Man challenges in all 50 states in 50 days in his quest to uplift and inspire. This is the perfect story of how to Live Big!The organizers of this event have something special in store for cyclists. Not only will there be a nice, flat 20-mile course and a 40-mile somewhat mountainous course, but this year there is going to be a 101-mile Epic Loop! That last one will definitely live up to its name.All of these races will begin at the Orem Cemetery Field at approximately 1200 North 800 East in Orem, Utah.(more…)
Bryan Byrge’s legacy continues. The father of four died in a tragic accident while riding his bike on March 12, 2014. The way he lived his life has inspired his friends to continue pushing to be their best. His motto was “Live Big,” and that is just what people are doing in his memory.A group of 12 Fishbowl employees and friends were inspired by the goal Byrge made a few years ago to complete the Utah Triple Crank Challenge, and they decided to complete it this year in his honor.(more…)
This past weekend, more than a dozen Fishbowl employees participated in a huge relay bike race that went all the way from Salt Lake City in northern Utah down to St. George at the southwest corner of Utah. The race is appropriately called the Salt to Saint Relay.Utah isn’t exactly known for its flat terrain, and this 425-mile race has a 20,000-foot increase in elevation. It takes a special kind of person to want to take on a challenge like that.(more…)
The first Live Big Challenge will take place this Saturday, August 16, 2014, and you’re invited to participate. It’s a bike ride that commemorates Bryan Byrge, a Fishbowl employee and loving husband and father who died a few months ago in a bike accident.(more…)
Are you up to the challenge of biking 99.15 miles from Springville, Utah to Nephi and back? If so, have we got a great event for you! Fishbowl and the CAM Foundation are sponsoring the MyReason2Ride 2012 Mt. Nebo Century Challenge on June 30, and we welcome you to join in the fun!(more…)
This past weekend, one of Fishbowl’s employees, Bryan Byrge, took on the extraordinary challenge of riding his bike 206 miles across three states to raise money in honor of his mother-in-law who passed away from cancer a year ago. The proceeds from the 2011 LOTOJA Classic bike race go to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation to study, treat and prevent cancer.(more…)
Bryan Byrge encouraged everyone to “Live Big.” He lived by those words, and even though he’s no longer with us, we honor his memory by participating in the Live Big Challenge.
This year’s Live Big Challenge will take place on Saturday, August 22, 2015.
Those that are not interested in biking at all are welcome to come from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be plenty of music, food trucks, and activities for kids. A Memorial Walk around the field will be at noon followed by a raffle and auction.
Also, come meet James (The Iron Cowboy) Lawrence and listen to his story of achieving the impossible challenge of completing 50 Iron Man challenges in all 50 states in 50 days in his quest to uplift and inspire. This is the perfect story of how to Live Big!
The organizers of this event have something special in store for cyclists. Not only will there be a nice, flat 20-mile course and a 40-mile somewhat mountainous course, but this year there is going to be a 101-mile Epic Loop! That last one will definitely live up to its name.
All of these races will begin at the Orem Cemetery Field at approximately 1200 North 800 East in Orem, Utah. (more…)
