Jake Arvold

Jake Arvold It is not the critic who counts;
not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles,
or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.

The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena. Jake is an outdoorsman, father, and entrepreneur passionate about pushing limits and living life fully in nature. Growing up in Central Wisconsin, Jake developed a strong work ethic and an early love for hunting and the outdoors. His Midwest roots and family values are at the heart of everything he does, from his work with 1stPhorm and 1s

tPhorm Outdoors to his creation of the Experience More Podcast, and lifestyle brand with his family Overdose Outdoors. As a father to Aurora and husband to Tina, Jake prioritizes family while balancing his ventures. He’s committed to creating a lasting impact in the outdoor industry by promoting a healthy, fit, and active lifestyle. Jake’s journey is defined by discipline, hard work, and surrounding himself with people who strive for success and self-improvement. Whether it's working to developing his leadership skills within the 1stPhorm organization, coaching People across the country or sharing his experiences through social media, Jake is always striving to inspire others to live with purpose, take risks, and embrace the the opportunities life provides.

11/08/2025

Self-euro mounting my buck and showing you what I did to quickly process him after getting home late Sunday night and needing to be at work early Monday morning.

The tradition lives on only if we carry it forward, in the woods, on the mountain, and in the way we live every day.Pass...
11/05/2025

The tradition lives on only if we carry it forward, in the woods, on the mountain, and in the way we live every day.

Pass it down. Live it out.

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Read this if you’re ready to stop talking about change and actually do it 👇The last quarter of the year is when most peo...
11/04/2025

Read this if you’re ready to stop talking about change and actually do it 👇

The last quarter of the year is when most people slow down… most of society just chalks it up and waits for January 1.

They’ve probably done this year after year, telling themselves the same lie and making the same excuses, I should know I have been there, and have to check myself all the time.

It’s one of the main reasons why we just launched the November Knock Down Challenge with , to create a ripple effect within the outdoor community and get people moving.

With that, I’m starting the 4th Quarter Transformation Challenge, running right alongside the Knock Down Challenge. And this isn’t just about physical change… it’s about discipline, consistency, and personal ownership.

Most people think transformation is just about weight loss.
But to achieve anything physically, we must first make a shift mentally.

It’s really about becoming the kind of person who keeps their word, to themselves, their family, and the people who look up to them.

This challenge is a personal check.

It’s a reminder that we don’t rise to the level of our goals…
we fall to the level of our habits.

So if you’ve been waiting for the “right time”…
it’s right now.

Let’s finish the year by making a promise to ourselves.
Let’s set the tone for the person we’ll be walking into 2026.

11/04/2025

Some days it be that way.

Second annual Whitetail Camp Experience in Wisconsin with the crew is in the books.Like any good hunt, there were high...
11/02/2025

Second annual Whitetail Camp Experience in Wisconsin with the crew is in the books.

Like any good hunt, there were highs, lows, missed opportunities, and moments that’ll stick with us forever.

We had the chance to chase mature, battle-worn bucks, but what made it truly special were the people, the grind, the support, and the memories built along the way.

Grateful for this crew and everything we get to experience together.

If we want to see our hunting heritage and traditions last for generations to come, it’s up to all of us as outdoorsmen to be the example, set the standard, get other others involved, and carry on the community behind what we know as deer camp.

Already looking forward to what’s next.

10/24/2025

Deer camp used to mean something more.

It wasn’t just about chasing a giant whitetail… it was about the stories told around the fire, the card games played at the table, the smell of coffee before sunrise, and the people you shared it all with. Somewhere along the way, we started measuring success by inches instead of moments.

This trip is all about bringing back the traditional, old-school deer camp, one built on camaraderie, hard work, faith, and family. A community not worried about what camo you’re wearing, what bow you’re shooting, or what the industry’s newest “hot deal” is… but one that’s focused on the small moments. The first buck knife ever given. The first animal harvested. The stories told around the campfire. Those are the memories that last a lifetime.

Sharing that story helps create a positive ripple through the outdoor community, reminding us what this lifestyle is truly about. I want to encourage all of you to invite someone out who maybe hasn’t had the chance before. Bring your friends, your family, and take time to enjoy the moment out in God’s creation.

Because at the end of the day, we can’t take the racks with us… but we can leave the memories and legacies behind for generations to come. 🦌🔥

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