The Arctic Plunge with Sugar


Sugar is a left-handed polar bear born and raised in the Bronx Zoo. With a penchant for icy climates and a deep-seated love for cold weather, Sugar has always been captivated by the frozen wonders of the world. Known for his constant worrying, Sugar finds solace in his obsessions, channeling his passion for ice and snow into his writing.

Every Saturday, Sugar shares his expertise and enthusiasm in his weekly column, The Arctic Plunge. Contrary to what its name might suggest, The Arctic Plunge isn't just about frigid adventures but rather delves into the rich history of cold-weather sports. With each article, Sugar takes his readers on a journey through time, exploring the origins, evolutions, and fascinating stories behind various sports played in the cold.

If you would like to suggest a snowy/ice/winter sport, please email beastlybanterblog@gmail.com

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