Thank you for visiting my new site!  It’s been very busy since winning the first Gold Medal for the U.S.A. in 62 years in 4-man Bobsledding.  Team Night Train and I have been traveling the country sharing the victory with everyone we meet and the reception has been overwhelming.

From dropping the puck at a Buffalo Sabres game, to flying in an F-16, to meeting President Obama it has been one amazing ride!  Well, one more if you count the ride down the Whistler Bobsled Track going over 95 mph.

Take a look around the site and explore all I’ve been doing and what is yet to come.  Whether it’s giving a speech to motivate business executives or inspire second graders, it has been a very flattering and wonderful experience. Vexx Media has been working hard to get everything going so please take a look around and let us know what you think.  There are still a few pages that are under construction so bear with us and everything will be up and running soon!

-Steve Mesler

RECENT NEWS

(Aug. 25, 2010) Click here to check out Steve’s latest blog titled “Inspiration From Unexpected Places…”

Steve Mesler goes Back to School

Riley Steinmetz August 20, 2010

Photo: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
Bobsleigh gold medalist Steve Mesler of the United States during the Closing Ceremony of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics
As a child, one of Steve Mesler’s fondest memories was the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games.  Along with his sister Leigh, he watched the track and field athletes and ran up to them after their events, trying to get an autograph or a picture.

Years later, Mesler found those roles reversed—instead of being the one chasing Olympians for autographs… (read more)

(Aug. 12, 2010) Click here to check out Steve’s latest blog titled “Be the Activity You’ve Given Yourself”

(August 9, 2010) Steve was recently notified he will be inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame during next year’s induction ceremony on March 27, 2011 in Suffolk, NY.  “It’s an honor for me to be recognized by the Jewish community for what my team and I accomplished this past February, as well as for my entire athletic career,” Steve said. “I can not wait to have my family there with me and know how proud my grandparents would have been.”

To learn more about the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, click here.