Erik Douds's video: Why I Film Type 1 Diabetics Ontario Canada Slipstream - Connected in Motion 2019

Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikdouds Sitting next to my desk here in Bangalore are three photos from last year taken in Algonquin Provincial Park outside of Toronto, Canada. Today, on day 38 of the national lockdown in India, Connected in Motion is hosting virtual events that will reconnect me with some of my friends back...home. Sign up for the virtual diabetes weekends: https://www.connectedinmotion.ca/events/ Professional photography by Racquel Alongi: https://www.racquelalongi.com/ Slipstream weekends are adult (type 1) diabetes summer camp. The days fly fast because there are too many friends to catch up with and new ones to meet. Ontario slipstream is set in Algonquin Provincial Park about 3 hours outside of Toronto at Camp Arowhon. My favorite activity each year is setting out on the long canoe - not the technical name but what I call it. About 20+ of us cram into this huge canoe and go off on a scenic pedal. Thank you to Myabetic for sponsoring this video: https://www.myabetic.com/ Say hi to me! https://www.instagram.com/erikdouds New here? Erik Douds is an adventure filmmaker who has biked 10,000+ miles with teammate Annalisa van den Bergh while overcoming the obstacles of type 1 diabetes. Their work has been featured on the cover of Adventure Cyclist Magazine (100,000+ distribution), used for print ads inside Outside Magazine (2.8M readers), and he is a global ambassador for Beyond Type 1 (1M+ followers). Personal Website: https://erikdouds.com Website for Type 1s: https://diabadass.com