Christopher Keyes is the editor of Outside.
Christopher Keyes
Train and Race With Scott Jurek in Africa. Also, Cure Blindness.
Next winter, Jurek is joining forces with the Himalayan Cataract Project and imagine1day to offer 14 runners the chance to join him on a 10-day voluntour and running expedition to Ethiopia.
Professor Rescue
Christopher Keyes talks with Robert Koester, the renowned search-and-rescue specialist, about looking for autistic children and being involved in the hunt for Robert Wood Jr.
Closing Arguments
The case against the case against the case against Lance Armstrong.
Interview Issue 2012: Author Christopher McDougall on Running Barefoot
Outside talks to the man who kick-started the minimalist revolution.
Our Kind of Crazy
Our Kind of Crazy
Post-Workout Nutrition
After every workout, recovery starts with the first thing you put in your mouth
Oscar Pistorius Has a Huge Carbon Footprint
Now that we know South African track sensation Oscar Pistorius will make it to the start line for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, we may never look at disabilities—or competitive sports—the same...
Nissan Leaf
No excuses. It's time to ditch that gas-guzzler for an electric car.
August media
Director Chris Paine talks about his new documentary Revenge of the Electric Car; the best websites for long-form journalism, and an iPhone app with beta on 17,000 climbing locales.
The Journeyman
Bruce Poon Tip, founder of Gap Adventures, on voluntourism and travel in the Twitter age
2011 Tour De France
Tour De France Preview: Doping scandals or no doping scandals, we still love the Tour. Here's why you should, too.
Truth and Consequences
Outside Editor Christopher Keyes responds to the Mortenson and Krakauer debate over Three Cups of Tea
Timeless Traveler
A leather briefcase that’s charmingly old-school while loaded with smart concessions to the modern world.
Total Health Starts Now
The caffeine-free, fully cleansed, take-your-nap, buff-as-hell guide to a whole new you.
Nike Free 5.0 - Road-Running Shoes: Reviews
For decades, world-class athletes have conditioned their feet—and upped the speed at which they shift from one foot to the next—by leaving their shoes at home. Nike gets barefoot-running...
