Both require self-motivation, incremental and attainable goals, and a whole lot of follow-through

Focusing on your arm swing is a quick and effective way to improve your stride

U.S.-based Kenyan champion Ed Cheserek is known for outpacing his competitors on the track. But this weekend, he will make his marathon debut in New York on November 5.

On Sunday, October 22, Touchstone’s Hollywood Boulders management were made aware that a member of the gym had suggested that they were armed and dangerous

Harvey Lewis, who recently ran 450 miles to win Big’s Backyard Ultra, discusses the mental trickery that goes on during ultrarunning’s hardest race

Bitter fruit, apple jacking, dangerous ciders, and the juicy details

Outside's ethics columnist faces a dilemma in his own life

The 52nd annual marathon will send 50,000 runners on a 26.2-mile running journey through the Big Apple’s five boroughs on November 5

Inside the spectacle of ultrarunning’s most festive top-tier 100-mile race

Brain fog doesn’t have to keep you from feeling your best. You can combat the unpleasant effects of brain fog by changing what you’re eating.

Now is the perfect time to set off in search of cranberry bogs, oyster farms, and cheese makers. A longtime New England resident reveals the most delicious places to visit in the run-up to Thanksgiving—and fun outdoor adventures along the way

Here’s what to know about court case against Armstrong, who authorities say killed professional cyclist Moriah Wilson in 2022

Wind turbines and energy-efficient snow guns help, but planning for real climate-impacted skiing requires next-level tactics

The second installment of the documentary series on Outside Watch features Thomas Eller’s journey to make history

A peek into local community-based races ranging from turkey trots to ultras

While incarcerated in San Quentin State Prison, Rahsaan Thomas became a runner, journalist, and criminal justice activist. After being granted a commutation while serving a 55-year-to-life sentence, Thomas began training for the New York City Marathon.

Mountain Hardwear is celebrating its 30th birthday with a nod to its iconic, go-our-own-way craftsmanship

You're known as the king of après-ski, and you like to dress the part

Our hiking columnist loves the simplicity and familiarity of a flavor additive called True Lemon, which lurks in the condiment zone of rest stops

Authorities believe the man may have been planning an attack at the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park

A simple, free home energy audit showed me how to fix air leaks, insulation shortages, and other common culprits that cost me big bucks each year

Our 2023 Holiday Gift Guide combines curated picks from this year’s gear guides, brand-new products for the gifter with every kind of budget, and hot holiday takes from our gear editors

Australia’s Northern Territory is a must-visit destination for outdoor adventure—enter this trip giveaway to experience it for yourself

To ward off cognitive decline, a new analysis suggests that strength matters more than how much muscle you have

Our top six picks for your loved one who spends more time on an airplane than at home

Mouth-watering presents for your tech-savvy loved ones

Your loved ones shouldn’t have to compromise performance for style this season

There’s nothing quite like the combination of good food and the great outdoors

You don’t need to break the bank to give a thoughtful present

These picks might be middle-of-the-pack in price, but their appeal is way above mediocre

A carefully curated list of big-ticket items that won’t fall flat

Two of our editors differ on which option makes the most lasting memories

Our editor advises on how to gift items that will help protect Mother Nature.

A tin of seafood might seem like a questionable holiday gift. Not for this gal.

These pieces will get you and your loved ones outside in all of winter’s glory

From our favorite body roller to a yoga pillow, these five items will take your gift-giving game to the next level

The weather's getting colder, and that means your packing and planning strategies have to change. Steer clear of these backpacking mistakes for a smoother transition to fall.

People all over the place are creating outrageous unofficial athletic contests that are equal parts grueling and just plain silly. What’s going on?

We collected some easy, affordable maintenance and gear that will boost reliability and safety as temperatures drop

The Sydney Marathon will award a provisional star to Abbott World Marathon Majors Age Group Championship competitors in 2024

A passion for getting more people outdoors drives these skiers to bring positive change to the sport

The “mategration” of giant spiders across the southwest has prompted biologists and state officials to consider creative ways to circumvent roadways

We tested a handful of these fat-tire e-bikes on dirt and pavement and immediately saw the appeal of their fun, versatile utility

The relationship between mental health and running is complicated. Understanding it can be a game changer.

With a seemingly never-ending shelf life, canned goods can encourage creativity and flexibility in the kitchen (and survival during a zombie invasion, naturally)

In a conversation among three hall-of-fame veterans from Outside’s early years, E. Jean Carroll talks about her life, her career, and how she came to write a funny, much loved story that had serious feminist intent

Minor enhancements have improved this light and lively max-cushioned everyday trainer 

One of the first women to make a splash during Outside’s formative years was E. Jean Carroll, who in 1981 reported on a championship that was equal parts rodeo and beauty pageant. She came back with a story that advanced the magazine’s rambunctious style and treated saddle queens with the respect they deserve.

Set up to honor the late cyclist, the Moriah Wilson Foundation has funded youth sports programs across Vermont. Wilson’s family has big plans for its future.

Sure, you may lose a little fitness, but the appropriate rest period supports long-term gains

Whoever said “middle of nowhere” like it was a bad thing was seriously misinformed

This is the touring gear we’re drooling over this season

One of the planet’s most popular sporting events is kicking off in one of the world’s most popular cities in July—prime tourist season, on the tail of the Tour de France. Here’s what you need to know.

One of the planet’s most popular sporting events is kicking off in one of the world’s most popular cities in July—prime tourist season, on the tail of the Tour de France. Here’s what you need to know.

With more than 1.4 million acres of walk-in-accessible public land and new programs to keep that number on the rise, onX and Pheasants Forever are on a mission to keep South Dakota birdy

Arapahoe Basin will start spinning a lift on Sunday, October 29, marking the official start of the 2023–24 ski season

When you’re plodding so slowly it feels like you're moving backwards, wouldn’t it be better to just... walk?

For most AT thru-hikers, Katahdin is the finish line. For Will French, it was the halfway point on a 25-year, 4,320-mile journey along the prehistoric spine of the Appalachians.

Those who pursue the craziest endurance races on the planet do it for reasons that make perfect sense

A review of Scout Basset’s new memoir, ‘Lucky Girl: Lessons on Overcoming Odds and Building a Limitless Future’ 

The new science of skill acquisition can help coaches and athletes get more out of their workouts

Brought to you by the internet-addled minds of our editors

“I want to ski fast, I want to still feel like I have the ability that I’m still improving, and I feel good”

News flash: All that data you’re mining may not be good for your health

How connecting with pack animals can help you connect with nature in a deeper way

These little Scandanavian gummies have earned a permanent place in our packs. Why? Let us count the ways.

With snazzy earpieces and screen-toggling app innovations, the largest marathon in the world has never been more tech-forward and spectator-friendly

Six items for piste perfectionists who demand the highest performance from their gear

In a demanding ski testing environment, these products shone, ensuring that our dedicated testers had the right gear to make their evaluations successful

The awe-inspiring natural phenomenon is closer than you think. Plus, the science behind why it’s always worth seeking out.

I was having a health emergency and asked him to leave with me, but he insisted on staying put

Iconic ways to make every day count and infuse more adventure into your life

The Southern Sierra’s record snowpack may have contributed to a deadly accident on 14,505-foot Mount Whitney this month.

No matter if the curse of Pele is real or not, tourists should leave volcanic stones where they belong

Racing the Iditarod means braving gnarly cold. Here's the gear that kept me (and my dogs) going.

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Have you had freakier encounters on a run than these? We doubt it.

We put thousands of road miles on more than 70 new running shoes. These seven emerged as the best.

These five pieces of equipment will help up your off-season game

We tested dozens of pieces for winter workouts. These six came out on top.