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Maximalist shoes are all the rage in my running circle. Should I try to get over how they look and give them a shot?
Speciality ski and snowboard manufacturers team up to tell snow sliders to buy local
Is another megaflood imminent in the Boulder, Colorado, area? One thing's for sure—they're gonna need a bigger sewer system.
On September 28, 37-year-old Jeb Corliss will attempt what he says is his most challenging jump yet. He will drop out of a helicopter and pilot his wingsuit through a crack in a roughly 900-foot-long, 870-foot high rock. We called him up to find out more, and discovered he's using a revolutionary new technology to train.
The ocean health and access advocacy group has picked a battle with a wealthy California landowner and the outcome could set an important precedent around recreational beach access.
The Green River just may be the ultimate fall family river trip (as long as the weather cooperates)
Sometimes when I run, I get this sticky white buildup around my mouth. Why is that, and how can I stop it?
How do you prepare a mischievous border collie puppy to be a trustworthy adventure companion? Teach him tolerance, spoil him with affection, and avoid the leash.
Thom Weisel and Mark Gorski implicated
Is there a way to know when I can push my workouts and when I should back off? I don’t have a coach for guidance.
We're told to exercise to stay fit and healthy, but sometimes training routines turn deadly.
The course for last weekend's Red Earth Mountain Bike Race in Ishpeming, Michigan, cruised past the ghosts of mining's past—but was underwritten by mining's present.
Exercise isn't enough. To remain healthy, you need to build athleticism. Here's how.
I’ve been thinking about trying the Paleo Diet. Is there an upper limit to how much protein I should eat?
I feel terrible after I exercise. I know it’s supposed to make me feel better, but I always feel worse. I’ve been working out regularly for almost a year, 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week, with no change. Can exercise make people depressed?
I have super tight hamstrings. How long do I have to hold a stretch to fix the tightness? Do people even static stretch anymore?
I put my newborn on the post office floor. Ick! True tales of procuring a baby passport.
“Having them at our practice is fun for us, but they also seem to help to relax the patients,” says Amy, who owns Advantage Physical Therapy with her husband. “And the dogs get to enjoy our lifestyle. We take them mountain biking, running along the river, and skiing in the…
Ultra Runner, Scott Roes, talks about running in the mountains – no matter the conditions.
“At this point, I’ve been with Atlas in an out-of-control raft, with people being sucked out of the boat, high-siding on rocks,” says Wilkes, the owner of Mountain Waters Rafting. “And when you look around for where you should be, Atlas is there.”…
Ultra Runner Dakota Jones speaks about his love of running. Recently he has been doing more traditional climbing, and he is pushing the limits to combine these two sports.
In epidode 1 of Dynafit's education series, we learn about the art of skinning.
World famous Ultra Runner, Scott Juerk, speaks about one of his best experiences running in Mexico.
Pro Skier, Greg Hill, talks about what it’s like to throw lifts and heli’s to the wind and use his two legs to earn his turns.
Not all celebrities are train wrecks. Sometimes, they're perfect examples of what we all should be doing to stay healthy and happy.
There are quite a few cool kid- and cargo-hauling utility bikes at this year’s show. But there are a bunch of reasons why Xtracycle’s new Edgerunner is our favorite.
Now Shimano unveils the R785 levers, which are optimized to work with Ultegra Di2. Because they are electronic and not mechanical, the R785s are trimmer than their SRAM equivalents, with sleek ergonomics that closely match Dura Ace and Ultegra feel.
The Forefront is as lightweight and airy as many XC helmets, thanks to a highly breathable honeycomb-style polymer called Koroyd, yet it has the lower rear coverage and extra protection of an enduro-style lid.
This disc-exclusive aluminum frame takes tires up to 45mm, has internal cable routings to keep out the grit, a color-matched carbon fork to cut the rattle, and is built longer, lower, and slacker than your average road bike for fire roads, gravel grinding, and basically going wherever you please.
E-bikes and fat bikes are once again getting a lot of buzz at this year’s Interbike show. And while the e-bikes get faster and sleeker and cooler looking and fat bikes get lighter and more tricked out, we only found one bike that embodies both trends: Felt’s concept e-fat bike, which mates an electric motor from Bosch to a rigid-framed fat bike.
Chris Del Moro talks about what it’s like surfing in California and opportunities that arise to create art for a good cause.
Pro Surfer Zach Wormhoudt speaks about a tretcherous day surfing one of the most dangerous breaks in the world – Mavericks.
Marathons have a special allure, but the demanding distance isn’t for everyone.
Books, far more than movies or television or video games, impose a very useful obligation on the reader: the joy of exercising your imagination. These are our top classic tales for formative years.
The GoPro founder on failure, finding a passion, and making your hardest-working decade count
When Eric Hansen’s parents abruptly decided to join the Peace Corps in their fifties, it was just what the family needed
Now’s your best chance to hold nothing back
Peter Metcalf, CEO of Black Diamond, on climbing, keeping your composure, and the nature of pain
One thing you shouldn’t leave behind with your foolhardy youth: the great American dirtbag road trip. Mark Jenkins explains how to do it right.
Are you taking too many pills? New studies question the vitamin gospel.
How to take care of your body as an aging athlete
Believe it: it’s not all easy, but some things do get better with age
Danger can be a thrill, but facing death is way overrated
It’s not too late to reboot your career. Just ask David Lang, who bounced back from a layoff by launching a thriving underwater-exploration startup in a matter of months.
Jordan Hanssen and three friends were more than three-quarters of the way through a 3,700-nautical-mile row across the Atlantic Ocean when two rogue waves flipped their boat and left them fighting for their lives.
Set goals for others, get a tattoo, and don't try to outswim an angry beaver.
There’s nothing like an attack by flesh-eating bacteria to get your midlife priorities straight
You can learn a lot just by walking out your door
I have a giant stick of Old Spice that seems like it’s never going to run out. I think I’ve had it for four years. I don’t see an expiration date, so does it still work? Does deodorant expire?
On the morning of June 30, all 20 members of Prescott, Arizona's Granite Mountain Hotshots headed into the mountains to protect the small town of Yarnell from an advancing blaze. Later that day, every man but one was dead. Through interviews with family, colleagues, and the lone survivor, a former hotshot pieces together their final hours—and the fatal choices that will haunt firefighting forever.
Professional Mountain Bikers Eric Porter and Kelly McGarry set off on a bike adventure in Peru. Aside from exploring the country side on bikes, they deliver solar panels to a school in the mountains. Shot and Edited by Justin Olsen.
There are only a few carefree summers in your life. Don’t waste them interning at law firms—opt for one of these adventure-packed seasonal gigs instead.