Triphamr came up in an era when skateboarding and BMX weren't considered sports. To him, they were modes of transportation, freedom of expression, and part of everyday life. While local associations were busy banning boards in public spaces, Triphamr was busy wearing the rebel label like a badge of honor. At 58, he still does.Born at the intersection of Silver Age comics and the birth of punk rock, Triphamr's worldview was set in stone early. Early life was a blur of BMX racing, scouting empty pools, punk rock shows, and full-throttle desert moto-x, all while navigating the grit of daily life in the '70s and '80s.A neurodivergent Combat Infantry Veteran, Triphamr has survived some very heavy hits. He is stacked with health issues but fueled by resilience, refusing to let a book full of diagnoses define who he is.These days, he finds his flow through writing, gardening, and a hardcore R/C hobby. He stays grounded by his wife of 26 years, three French Bulldogs, and pure fortitude."Be Good to Each Other."Follow on Instagram or X: @triphamr