Duncan Larkin, author of Run Simple: A Minimalist Approach to Fitness and Well Being, is a West Point and U.S. Army Ranger School graduate, World War I painter, top-300 U.S. marathoner in 2006, and a father of four. His work has appeared in ESPN.com, Running Times, and Competitor Magazine.
SUPs, souped-up bikes, sunglasses, and other things your dad will love
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A compact, simple way to fly-fish
A bag that epitomizes the high quality of small-batch products made in the U.S.
Boost your SUP power with a motorized assist.
A vintage-inspired bike with a worldwide impact
Camp cookware for the space-concious foodie father
Because beer's only good as the glass it comes in
Get a blast of nitro and coffee in a can
Three things even the most experienced runners usually biff
The four-minute mile. As the sixth American high-schooler gets inducted into this exclusive club, we take a look at what might be in store for him.
Feeling crispy-fried? Let four-time Olympic marathon trials qualifier, Clint Verran, show you how to stop worrying and love the run.
A different kind of close shave, inspired by one of the world's most famous alpinists and photographers.
One running-style-sex lubricant to rule them all
How low can that iPhone go?