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Probar

Posted on 07/24/2018

When Jeff Coleman moved to Park City, Utah in 2002, he was an ‘eat whatever’s there’ kind of guy. Exploring hundreds of miles of Park City trails changed him as it occurred to him that Philly Cheesesteaks and martinis were not the best choices for refueling. Jeff wanted to make more informed decisions about nutrition. He sought out a well-respected local food coach to help educate him about the nutritional benefits of eating simple, real foods. He learned that good, whole food was integral not only to athletic performance, but also overall health and wellness. Jeff’s cheesesteak days were over!

Soon after, at a health food store in Park City, Jeff tried a locally made energy bar. He was surprised a bar so healthy didn’t taste like flavored cardboard. The bar was truly delicious! In one bite PROBAR® smashed all his preconceived notions of what a sports nutrition bar could taste like. Jeff was convinced “In this busy world, we are constantly at risk of making unhealthy food choices. PROBAR® is a great tasting, whole food alternative that is convenient and uncompromising in quality.” Within a month he committed to fund and grow the company, eventually going on to buy it outright.

Jules Lambries soon joined PROBAR® as director of sales. Jules, like Jeff, was passionate about PROBAR® and knew that others would be too. His first order of business was to introduce the bars to a wider audience. Jules, his wife, and three kids set off on what turned into a two-year road trip, during which time they lived out of their RV as PROBAR® ambassadors. Jules’ wife even gave birth to their fourth child during their travels! Now, years later, as PROBAR’s president, Jules maintains that same level of passion and dedication.

Led by Jeff and Jules, PROBAR® has grown into a nationally recognized brand while remaining true to its roots. The vision that drove PROBAR® in its early days has never wavered and is engendered in PROBAR’s employees, partners, vendors, and customers. PROBAR® will continue to focus on its mission:

PROBAR® creates delicious, convenient, healthy, plant-based food products. We strive to become the leading provider of REAL FOOD choices, always maintaining our commitment to quality, sustainability, and fantastic taste.

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Happy Thursday Park City. Here’s your trail report for December 5, 2019:

9:30 and the snow is still falling out here in the foggy round valley. Last night we received a stout inch of some moisture rich snow. Wish I saw a hefty foot but we will take what we can and smash that in to our base for now. With the temperature sitting around 33-34F the snow is how you say transitional. Gloves are damp but the snow groomed out nice and the cord looks smooth.

Sorry to sour the mood but let’s talk about what not to ski today. I took a lap down Silver Quinn and most of it is golden. The part I’m concerned about is the steep pitch off of ability way that brings you to and from SQ by the NAC. You can make it but there are better looking trail you can hit.

Oz is another one I would say away from. Coverage was looking good so I poked inside but no dice. Again a foot of snow would really make that track shine.

But don’t be sad. Every trail head has great loops options you can hit. Parking at Quinn’s? The Quinn’s loops are looking great as usual. Highland? The inter-valley is holding up nicely. Coming in from RV Express on Sunny Slopes? Matts Lolli got a double tap this AM to smooth out that highway up into the valley.

Low light conditions so plan accordingly.

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Happy Thursday Park City. Here’s your trail report for December 5, 2019:

9:30 and the snow is still falling out here in the foggy round valley. Last night we received a stout inch of some moisture rich snow. Wish I saw a hefty foot but we will take what we can and smash that in to our base for now. With the temperature sitting around 33-34F the snow is how you say transitional. Gloves are damp but the snow groomed out nice and the cord looks smooth. 

Sorry to sour the mood but let’s talk about what not to ski today. I took a lap down Silver Quinn and most of it is golden. The part I’m concerned about is the steep pitch off of ability way that brings you to and from SQ by the NAC. You can make it but there are better looking trail you can hit. 

Oz is another one I would say away from. Coverage was looking good so I poked inside but no dice. Again a foot of snow would really make that track shine. 

But don’t be sad. Every trail head has great loops options you can hit. Parking at Quinn’s? The Quinn’s loops are looking great as usual. Highland? The inter-valley is holding up nicely. Coming in from RV Express on Sunny Slopes? Matts Lolli got a double tap this AM to smooth out that highway up into the valley.

Low light conditions so plan accordingly.

Chase.
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You guys are awesome! Even on a gloomy morning, I can still say with enthusiasm that Mountain Trails is the best thing about living in Park City. Thank you again and again for making this all possible for us!

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