Aaron Coleman has spent five decades chasing mountains, rivers, and the outer edge of what his body can do. In this episode, he sits down with Nathan Baumeister and Matt Carlson to trace how a childhood in Idaho and years of team sports built the foundation for a life defined by outdoor pursuit.

Aaron walks through his first real test: summiting Mount Rainier in roughly 24 hours with a friend who packed a tarp instead of a tent. From there, the conversation turns to a backcountry ski trip in Alaska that nearly ended in tragedy, and the gut check that comes when six goal-driven friends have to choose between pride and survival. Aaron also opens up about his annual eight-day wilderness float trips in remote Alaska, including one night when a teammate's hypothermia turned a fishing trip into a real emergency.

Aaron Coleman is a sales leader, coach, and lifelong outdoorsman based in Boise, ID. Over three decades he has summited countless mountains, run backcountry ski lines across Alaska and the Rockies, and completed more than 20 multi-day wilderness float trips through remote river systems draining into the Bering Sea. He has coached baseball, football, softball, and rugby, and has spent his career in sales leadership, work he credits directly to lessons learned in the mountains.