Dave Cornthwaite

Dave Cornthwaite is an Adventurer, Speaker, Author and founder of Say Yes More.

Amongst other things he has paddleboarded the length of the Mississippi, skateboarded across Australia, swum 1001 miles, written three books, stayed awake for 72 hours in a row without turning crazy, and for years has tried in vain to get Nutella to sponsor his adventures. But will he give up? Never!
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I’m not a fan of small dogs, and I’m also far from mechanical, which is why you’ll find this video hilarious…

Episode 13 of my Bikecar documentary, courtesy of Mary and Tommy Winger

“You’re going to need an abacus to keep track of all the ass you’ll be getting in this thing!” 

When an advertisement for a car features this stellar line, you’re know you’re in for a treat. Read on…

“Let’s give a thought…”

Which reminds me, across from my old flat in Camden there was a great little gym on the fourth floor. Two ways to get to it, stairs or elevator. I once spent a lunchbreak taking a survey. 86%, elevator. 

Sometimes things just don’t make sense.

The perfect American Irony 

The perfect American Irony 

Highlights from my Bikecar journey between Memphis and Miami in April-May 2012. How wonderful, to hop on a strange vehicle and let the wind (I wish!) blow five weeks of experiences in front of ones wheels. It provided challenges of many kinds but ultimately I will look back on this journey fondly, the small encounters make up the big pictures, I hope this video does my journey justice. 

Find out more about the journey, here

There are no words…

I can’t remember the last time somebody called me a ‘Numnut’ (see most recent comment) but I’m grateful for this occasion, because it reminded me of this video. The very beginning of a post-skateboarding project I began in 2007, called BounceFree. The idea: to break a world record on an Aquaskipper!

> Found out more about BounceFree
> Segment from Richard Hammond’s Blast Lab, once I’d learned how to ride the Aquaskipper!

Sometimes hindsight makes us want to kick ourselves. Or wipe the crap off our phone…

Beware, the birds of Leicester Square…