Track and Field's Hall of Shame
Every sport has moments it would rather forget
The 10 Things Eric Lagerstrom Can't Live Without
Eric Lagerstrom competed in his first triathlon when he was just 12 years old. He turned pro at age 23, and he’s now a top competitor on the World Triathlon Series. He has also become a skilled videographer and often captures footage during his own races—using GoPros and drones.
Productivity Lessons from Artists and Entrepreneurs
There's a lot of overlap between athletics and work, and the world's best apply the same principles to, say, training for a marathon as they do to building a business
Trailer for TGR's 'Rogue Elements'
The winter of 2017 was a force to be reckoned with from Tahoe to Maine, there were record snowfalls across the board. It was a wild season and you can follow all the excitement in TGR's new feature film Rogue Elements.
Behind the Scenes of 'Blood Road'
Deep in the remote jungle of Laos, mountain biker Rebecca Rusch, Director Nick Schrunk, and the rest of the Blood Road documentary team embarked on a shoot within a spirit filled cave.
The Most Stoked Guy in Mountain Biking
Kyle Jameson is by far one of the most stoked guys in mountain biking. If you see an oddly tall guy waiting around a bunch of twelve-year-olds for Brandon Semenuk's autograph, that's him.
What Mountain Biker Brandon Semenuk Can't Live Without
And no, we’re not talking about his bike
In Defense of Lance Armstrong and His Freedom of Speech
USADA tried to place a gag order on Armstrong when he partnered with the Colorado Classic to broadcast his podcast. No matter your thoughts about the bike racer's character, that's just wrong—and it's really bad for the sport.
Are We Being Unfair to Justin Gatlin?
The headlines can be misleading, particularly with track’s most famous doper
How to Meal Prep Like an Elite Athlete
During intense training, it's easy to let good nutrition fall to the wayside, but it's also the most important time to get fueling right. Here's how to do it.
A Look Back at the Broken Arrow Skyrace
What is a skyrace you may ask? Well, it's a niche discipline within ultra running focused on running over mountain ranges or, as its founder Marino Giacometti put it, running where the earth meets the sky.
Are Endurance Athletes More Susceptible to Diabetes?
The counterintuitive theory has pervaded books, studies, and Reddit threads and is something of a rally cry for LCHF converts. But while there may be some benefit to monitoring insulin levels, there's no need to cut out all carbs quite yet.
The 14 Things Lauren Fleshman Can’t Live Without
The runner turned entrepreneur talks about her most essential gear
Why Do Rich People Love Endurance Sports?
Cycling, running, and obstacle course racing are dominated by white-collar workers. And while disposable income makes competing more feasible, researchers are also starting to discover a psychological pull that draws these people to masochistic events.
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