Randy Eastburg has owned Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas, since 2010 and, during that time, has grown the company’s book of business from 20 to 60 residential roofing contracts per month. Outside of his professional endeavors, Randy Eastburg is a passionate fan of Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers.The Rangers added to its pitching depth in early January by signing veteran right-handed reliever Steve Delabar to a minor league contract. While he isn't guaranteed a roster spot with the Rangers, he's more than deserving of an audition in spring training and will, at the very least, provide depth to the team's minor league team. However, if he can come close to replicating the performance and the numbers he put up during the 2013 season, when he captured a spot on the American League All Star team, he could become a valuable asset for the Rangers.Delabar was named to the All-Star team that season as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays. Through 58 and two-third innings, the Kentucky native allowed 50 hits and struck out 82 batters, while recording a 3.22 earned-run average (ERA). He last played in the major leagues in 2016 with the Cincinnati Reds and posted a 6.75 ERA through eight innings pitched.
An accomplished entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience in business leadership, Randy Eastburg leads Valley Ridge Roofing & Construction as its owner. An avid sports fan, Randy Eastburg regularly attends Dallas Mavericks games.For more than two decades, the Dallas Mavericks Foundation has been helping the Mavs given back to their community. This is done through a variety of programs, including the 50/50 Raffle. This community program was launched in 2016 and is hosted at every home game.During each game, guests can purchase raffle tickets from 50/50 staff. Staff members are dressed in orange jackets and located at kiosks throughout the American Airlines Center. These tickets can only be purchased in person using cash from the time the doors open to around the third quarter. Each ticket that is bought counts as a single entry in the 50/50 drawing, and each one increases the size of the 50/50 jackpot that a game attendee could win.The cost of raffle tickets ranges from $5 to $40, and winners of the 50/50 Raffle are announced during the fourth quarter of each game. Each winner receives 50 percent of the total jackpot for that game. The remaining 50 percent goes toward the programs and nonprofits that the Mavs Foundation supports.
As the owner of Flower Mound, Texas’ Valley Ridge Roofing & Construction, Randy Eastburg makes all business decisions and meets with insurance adjusters and sub-contractors to inspect completed work. When he isn’t working, Randy Eastburg enjoys following his favorite National Hockey League (NHL) team, the Dallas Stars.After an average start to the 2017-18 regular season, the Dallas Stars posted a perfect 4-0 record for the week ending December 3, which improved the team’s overall record to 16-10-1 and moved them into fourth place in their division. One of the catalysts toward the team’s recent success has been center Radek Faksa. The 23-year-old third-year pro scored five goals, added two assists, and registered a plus-7 rating during the team’s four-game winning streak and was subsequently named one of the NHL’s Three Stars of the week.Faksa scored in three of the Stars’ four games during the week and posted a three-goal performance in a November 28 contest against the Vegas Golden Knights. He scored all three goals in a seven-minute span during the second period. The Czech Republic native also added single tallies in back-to-back games against the Chicago Blackhawks. He now has 10 goals and six assists in 26 games and is only two goals away from tying his career-high.
An experienced business owner, Randy Eastburg served over a decade as president of New Mexico's Cross Country Auto Sales before launching his current endeavor Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas, in 2010. Beyond his business pursuits, Randy Eastburg is a passionate fan of the National Football League's (NFL) Dallas Cowboys.In 2014, the NFL established the Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award in honor of the late owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The first three winners of the award were Larry Fitzgerald, Charles Woodson, and Frank Gore, and a Dallas Cowboys player has an opportunity to become the fourth winner of the award. The team nominated center Travis Frederick as its representative for the award, which will be presented on the weekend of Super Bowl LII in February 2018. A first-round pick of the Cowboys in the 2013 NFL Draft, Frederick is a three-time Pro Bowl player who serves as a captain with Dallas and has yet to miss a start in his five-year career. The eight finalists for the award will be chosen by a panel of four NFL legends (Curtis Martin, Karl Mecklenburg, Warrick Dunn, and Leonard Wheeler) and, from there, current players will vote for who they believe is the most deserving. The winner of the award receives a $25,000 donation toward the charity of his choice.
Randy Eastburg has been the owner of Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas since 2010. A lover of race horses, Randy Eastburg, used to breed quarter horses.The quarter horse was bred in the United States in the 17th century as a cross between the domestic horses of Spanish origin and the English ones brought into Virginia as early as 1610. One of the earliest national breeds, it was recognized by the 1860s and received its name by its prowess in racing on the quarter-mile tracks in Rhode Island and Virginia. By the early 19th century, quarter horses lost favor due to the superior ability of the thoroughbreds that could run faster and for longer distances. Nevertheless, the quarter horse soon found a new position as a horse for cowboys. Their short, stocky, and muscular frame was ideal for the agility required of a cattle horse.Despite its long history, it wasn’t until 1940 that the breed’s enthusiasts formed the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA). Before the end of the 20th century, the AQHA had registered 2.5 million horses, and was the world’s largest organization of horse breeders.
For more than seven years, Randy Eastburg has owned Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas. He has led the company to averaging gross sales of approximately $5 million per year over the last two years. In his leisure time, Randy Eastburg is a motorcycle enthusiast who enjoys riding his Harley-Davidson bike. In early June 2017, Harley-Davidson debuted its new Street Rod during the National Hot Rod Association’s Summernationals event, which was held at Englishtown, New Jersey’s Old Bridge Township Raceway Park. The design for the new carbon fiber-outfitted motorcycle was undertaken in conjunction with Milwaukee-based Vance & Hines Motorsport, and the bike was wind tunnel tested for peak aerodynamics before its final release. The motorcycle is specifically designed for use in heavy traffic and downtown city situations. In his comments, Harley-Davidson global brand director Scott Beck touted the new motorcycle as the ideal bike to add to the acclaimed Pro Stock Motorcycle series.
Randy Eastburg owns and operates Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas. A cyclist in his free time, Randy Eastburg enjoys maximizing the fitness value of each ride.To get the best workout from a cycling session, an athlete must first pay attention to form. This starts with maintaining a strong core, which requires a stable - yet relaxed - flat back. The upper body should remain still, rather than rocking side to side, which expends excess energy. Similarly, cyclists should sit whenever possible, as standing requires as much as 10 percent more effort.Efficiency also requires riders to pedal in smooth circles of approximately 90 revolutions per minute (rpm). This maximizes the benefit to the cardiovascular system and allows for a longer ride, as slower pedaling can exhaust the muscles more quickly.If cyclists wish to build muscular endurance, interval training can be extremely effective. One popular exercise is to pedal hard for 40 seconds and recover for 20 seconds, repeating this sequence 10 times for a single set. Pedaling hard up a hill, meanwhile, can help cyclists build strength and ultimately develop a more powerful stroke.With a combination of efficient riding and intentional strength building, cyclists get the most out of each outing. In as little as a month, a rider can become a more powerful athlete.
