Adam Roy is associate online editor at Outside.
Adam Roy
Kokum Is the Indian Superfruit That Could Help You Recover Faster
Unpacking the buzz around the latest performance food
Why Tejay Van Garderen Made the Right Choice
When the American cyclist quit the Tour, he did exactly what an athlete should do
The 4 Paleo Commandments All Athletes Should Follow
Eating like a caveman is tough. Without going into the Paleo Diet’s debatable historical accuracy, the movement’s emphasis on whole foods, meat-heavy meals, and rejection of grains can make dining...
What the Kind Bar Fiasco Says About the FDA
Instead of punishing Kind for calling its bars "healthy," the FDA should be looking inward at the heart of the issue: labeling that confuses rather than informs consumers.
School of Rock: 7 Essentials for Beginner Boulderers
Get the basics of bouldering right and the rest comes easy.
Is Paleo Without the Meat Really Paleo?
Most paleo dieters relish red meat, but give Ellen Jaffe Jones a big head of broccoli any day.
Paleo Performance Recipe: Cherry Cashew Protein Bars
“Steamed fish and broccoli for breakfast doesn’t exactly do it for most people,” says Stephanie Gaudreau, author of The Performance Paleo Cookbook.
Master It: Become a Rock Climber at Any Age
Lee Sheftel's climbing career began in 1980 during a hike up one of the Flatirons in Boulder, Colorado. That's when he decided to scramble up some rocks on the side of the trail and found himself in...
'Slug Glue' Could Replace Stitches
Athletes of the future may have their gashes closed up with a slug-based adhesive rather than stitches, a New York biologist says.
Oldest Rock Art in North America Found
A group of petroglyphs discovered at Nevada's dried-up Winnemucca Lake is the oldest known rock art in North America, according to new research.
Study: Bike Lanes Don't Hurt Business
Far from driving off customers, bike lanes could boost businesses' sales, according to a study by a student at the University of Washington.
Eaton and Eaton Medal at IAAF Worlds
There was no Caribbean honeymoon in the cards for Olympic champion decathlete Ashton Eaton and his new bride, Canadian track athlete Brianne Theisen Eaton. Instead, the newly-married couple headed...
Glowing Rabbits Born in Turkey
We already had glowing dogs, pigs, mice, and cats. Now, genetic engineering's latest coup is a litter of glowing bunnies.
Beijing Man Builds Apartment-Top Mountain
Chinese authorities have given a Beijing resident 15 days to tear down an artificial "mountain" he built illegally on top of a high-rise apartment block.
First "Practical Jetpack" Approved for Tests
The creators of the world's first "practical jetpack" have been given the go-ahead to perform test flights by New Zealand aviation authorities. Despite the name, the Martin Jetpack doesn't...
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