Peter Vigneron is a former associate online editor at Outside and a former editor at Runner's World.
He overcame addiction and workaholism to become an elite endurance athlete and star podcast host. As he sees it, it's never too late to start over on the path to a more balanced life.
The filmmakers behind HBO’s ‘Lindsey Vonn: The Final Season’ had to deal with a sudden plot change while documenting the legendary skier’s quest for a coveted record before her retirement, but ended up with an even more interesting story
The fastest woman on skis isn't slowing down
It's the first climbing film to receive such broad mainstream acclaim
In their new film, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin capture Alex Honnold’s historic ropeless El Cap climb and the emotional toll it took on everyone around him
Fast, cocky, and more than a bit reckless, the 28-year-old might be the best ultrarunner in the country. And he's finally proven himself over a full 100-mile race.
Training essentials for road and trail
A record-holding marathoner and a journalist explore how your mindset can improve your running, and your running can improve your mind
At 33 years old, she became the oldest woman to medal in alpine skiing—thanks to smart, restrained racing
Before this weekend, everyone wondered: Is Shiffrin on track to become the best skier in history, or just the best in slalom and GS? Now we know.
A new startup wants to take sports medicine digital. Is it a good idea?
Don't let the cold shut down your training.
A new nonfiction book by Ted Genoways looks at the complex argument over how best to grow food in America, told from the farmer's perspective. Another good read explores how a drug kingpin made millions breeding horses.
They were both phenoms who got burnt out on the sport. Their relationship helped reignite the spark.
The ultrarunner takes a winding path across the U.S.