Jonathan Ellsworth is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Blisterreview. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on individual and competitive sports, as well as the intersection of media and event technology. Jonathan's work is featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in sports, events, and the publishing landscape.
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By: Jonathan Ellsworth
Nutrition apps? Body Composition Scales? Sleep Trackers? The category of home health & fitness tech is exploding, and Kristin Sinnott & Jonathan Ellsworth talk about the gear they've been using — or are currently avoiding — and why.
By: Jonathan Ellsworth
Today we're sharing the location & dates for Blister Summit 2027; what Cody finally watched; a book recommendation from Len Necefer ; Timothy the fox; and more.
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Big waves, tan bodies, and a commitment to trying to accurately depict the sport of surfing. ‘Blue Crush' does all of that, but those aren't even the thing we like best about the movie. Tune in to learn what is, or tune in to hear Amie and Jonathan's way-too-candid confessions.
GPS sports watches are impressive little devices that are able to track and measure more and more things each year. But how do these devices actually work?
By: Jonathan Ellsworth
Bidets & Ski-Building Equipment? ON3P Skis' factory in Portland, Oregon, has both. Their founder, Scott Andrus, explains why.
By: Jonathan Ellsworth
Ferreol Skis may currently be the most interesting company in the ski world. Surprised?
Jack Black (yes, that Jack Black) and Seth Green starred in a 1993 inline-skating action film? And Mountain Gazette owner & editor, Mike Rogge, loves it? And so does Cody Townsend?? And you can watch it for free, but you have to download an app called ‘Howdy'? Yep, it's all true.
By: Jonathan Ellsworth
After the book, ‘Born to Run' came out, minimalist, low-profile shoes were all the rage. But now, in the world of footwear, minimalism is not the big thing, maximalism is. So what's going on here? Does any of this make sense?
Congresswoman Susie Lee represents Nevada's 3rd District, and she's a diehard skier & mountain biker.
