Scott Rosenfield (@ScottRosenfield) is a Level 2 USA Cycling Coach and Outside's Online Editor.
Scott Rosenfield
A Longtime Fitness Editor Does Some Soul Searching
One of the leading labs in health and food science is under fire for shoddy research. The implications for the science community and journalists who report on the field are vast. But how much does...
The Best Fitness Trackers of 2017
The newest crop of wearables are cleverer than ever. [photo]2121936[/photo] Spire The Spire won’t measure heart rate or really anything beyond the number of steps you’ve...
An Ode to the Best Cold-Brewed Coffee on the Planet
Our online editor was sent a summer’s worth of coffee to share with the office. On National Coffee Day, he finally owns up to why it never made the rounds.
Congressmen Introduce Bill to Allow Mountain Bikers in Wilderness Areas
Sponsored by Senators Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch, the Human-Powered Travel in Wilderness Areas Act would give local land managers the discretion to allow mountain bikers into wilderness areas
The Best Gym Apparel of 2016
Step one: toss those saggy sweats.
The Best Dog Accessories of 2016
Everything an adventure companion needs for out-of-town journeys
Apple’s Fitness Guru Opens Up About the Watch
In his first extended interview since Apple hired him to help launch the Watch, the company’s director of fitness and health insists activity tracking is overrated, elite athletes have a sitting...
The Transformation: Learning to Ski
After three years of failing on the slopes, online editor Scott Rosenfield finally discovers the beauty of downhill skiing.
Kipchoge, Jeptoo Conquer Chicago Marathon
Eliud Kipchoge, 30, won his first World Marathon Major event Sunday, breaking away to win the 2014 Chicago Marathon in 2:04:11
What the Apple Watch Means for Fitness Tech
What does the Apple Watch mean for the hardcore fitness nerds out there? Well, there’s still a whole lot we don’t know since it won’t actually be available until the Spring of 2015, but what we do...
American Andrew Talansky Wins the Dauphiné
Upsets Favorites Froome and Contador
Six Feared Dead on Mount Rainier
Reports indicate that six climbers fell to their deaths on Mount Rainier this weekend.
Why the U.S. Speedskaters Didn't Win Olympic Gold
Sidestepping direct criticism of Under Armour, U.S. Speedskating blamed the late introduction of the company's suits, the squad's high-altitude training program, and a lack of data collection for the...
Peter Matthiessen Dies at 86
Peter Matthiessen, a novelist and naturalist, died Saturday at the age of 86 from leukemia. A three-time winner of the National Book Award, co-founder of The Paris Review, and contributor to...
Cyclist Ryder Hesjedal Admits to Doping
Canadian Ryder Hesjedal, the 2012 winner of the Giro d'Italia, admitted to doping ten years ago under the direction of discredited former yellow jersey wearer Michael Rasmussen Tuesday.
