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    The Boom Market for Niche Fitness Events

    Founded by former Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Chris McIntosh, Dirty Girl obstacle-course events are running up big bucks.
    by Margaret Littman Nov 01, 2013 2 minutes

    It started as many side projects do, with a few friends and a few bottles of wine. But the idea really took off once the talk turned dirty.

    Former Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Chris McIntosh and some friends were discussing Ironman triathlons. They wondered

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