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Reconsidering the Benefits of Heat Training
Sweaty workouts do enhance your endurance, according to a new theory, but it may take longer and function differently than previously thought
A Brief History of Your Mom's Old Fleece
Like a cicada, the North Face Denali fleece hibernates for stretches, only to emerge one season with such force that you can't remember a time it wasn't around
Will the NCAA's New Endorsement Rules Ruin College Running?
The regulations will allow collegiate runners to market themselves for profit
Reexamining the Mythology of the Tarahumara Runners
A decade after 'Born to Run' made them famous, anthropologists take another look
How Oiselle Is Committing to Anti-Racism
The women's running apparel company just signed activist Alison Désir and diversity and inclusion consultant Courtney Carter and is creating an advisory group to prioritize diverse voices
Eliot Jackson on Why It's Risky—and Necessary—to Speak Out Right Now
The professional mountain biker has never made race a platform. But amid the protests against racial injustice, he opens up about being Black in a predominantly white sport, the challenges he's faced on and off the track, and what we can all do to address bias in the outdoor community.
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