Which Stats to Track (and Which to Ignore)
Streamline your endurance-training data for less stress and better results
This Satellite Will Be the Future of Storm Tracking
NOAA’s new satellite will make forecasting devastating storms (and epic powder days) more accurate than ever
7 Rules to Get That Right Swipe
Your intrepid lifestyle gives you an advantage on Tinder. Now don’t blow it.
7 Fitness Trackers That Tell Athletes How They Really Feel
Gadgets know best
Build Your Own Training Camp
Two weeks of full-time, one-on-one instruction at Exos can set you back $4,800. Here’s how to get many of the same performance benefits without taking out a second mortgage.
These 5 Apps Make Summer Adventuring a Lot Easier
Digital tools to ensure you have the #bestsummerever
This Mapping App Makes Flying Way More Fun
Flyover Country tracks your location in the air and gives you historic and geographical information about what's below
Testing GoPro’s Quik and Splice Mobile Video Editing Apps
New apps make editing your action footage easier than ever
7 Super-Useful Apps for Last-Minute Trips
Stop browsing #vanlife photos and get out of town fast
Is Your Heart Healthy? Ask Your Phone
Heart-rate apps bring Olympic-caliber recovery to everyone
How Apps Are Replacing Coaches With Personalized Training Plans
The lowdown on the latest tech-enabled options
What Gear Will Help Me Keep My New Year’s Fitness Resolution?
Six essential training tools for your 2016 goals
SkiLynx: the Best New Ski App for Keeping Track of Your Crew on the Hill
The new GPS app SkiLynx tracks stats (think speed and miles skied) as well as your, and your friends', exact locations on a resort map
How Well Do Google Maps Work Offline? Absolutely Flawlessly.
Last week, Google announced it will make its maps available offline. We tested the new feature in New York and South Africa—and found the service works brilliantly.
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