Author of the New York Times bestselling What Stands in a Storm, Kim Cross is a certified mountain-bike coach and certifiably crazy about fly fishing. In a past life, she was a national champion water skier.
You never forget how to ride a bike—but you might have a few things to learn about riding on trails.
Last week, surfing became the latest sport to close the prize-money gender gap. So where does that put us on the greater path to equality in sports?
Once upon a time, long before 2014, there was another women’s Tour de France. Several iterations of it, actually.
The world’s best bike racer is a woman: Vos, a 31-year-old Dutch superstar with more than 300 podium finishes. She’s also an activist, taking on the fight against gender inequality in a sport whose...
With so much keeping her busy, we asked Rivera how she balances the essentials: training, rest, recovery, and food.
It only took nineteen years, countless advocates, dozens of letters, and one particularly tenacious public official, but women—for the first time ever—have been invited to compete at one of the world...
Every spring, you’ll find Bo Jackson pedaling through Alabama, leading a peloton packed with superstars: Lance Armstrong, Ken Griffey Jr., Picabo Street, Christian Vande Velde, and even Bo’s former...
Everyone remembers how it started: on April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform exploded off the coast of Louisiana, rupturing the Macondo well below it.
Seventy-five feet under the Louisville Zoo, in a labyrinth of Kentucky limestone mined into Swiss cheese, a few million pounds of soil have been sculpted into the trails, berms, and jumps at Mega...