Nov 14, 2018
How to Judge a "Superfood"
Most nutrition trends aren’t worth your time. But there are a few exceptions.
Wellness
Nov 13, 2018
Can Nature Heal Our Deepest Wounds?
It takes a unique form of wilderness therapy to help people suffering from emotional trauma.
Nov 7, 2018
Heads Up to My Younger Self
Being outdoorsy is not without its risks. If I could travel through time, here's some of the advice I'd give my (seemingly) immortal and (definitely) ignorant 20-year-old self.
Nov 1, 2018
The 50 Best Places to Work in 2018
What does it take to land on our annual list of the country's best employers? Perks like on-tap kombucha, free gym memberships, and company-sponsored ski trips certainly help. But it's a commitment to fun and supportive work environments that really makes these companies stand apart.
Oct 18, 2018
What Happens to Your Body on a Long-Distance Swim
Ross Edgley is in the middle of a 2,000-mile swim. Here's how that epic slog is affecting his skin, heart, and mind.
Oct 9, 2018
These Are the Best Backcountry Snacks from Trader Joe's
Okay, we'll admit it. Our office is, like, five minutes from a TJ's.
Oct 6, 2018
The New Rules of Healthy Living
From virtual-reality meditation to infrared saunas, these are the latest innovations and insights for improving your well-being
Oct 5, 2018
Words of Radical Wellness Wisdom
Ben Greenfield has some extreme ideas for living healthy. The thing is, most of them work.
Oct 2, 2018
The Mountains Weren't Enough for Marine Dan Sidles
As America wrestles with high rates of suicide among military personnel and veterans, outdoor programs have been offered up as a promising treatment. Dan Sidles seemed like the ideal candidate: an Iraq War vet who suffered from PTSD, he tried to find a renewed sense of purpose through climbing and mountaineering. Ultimately, it wasn’t enough. Brian Mockenhaupt explores the final years of a tortured friend.
Sep 26, 2018
What Pro Cyclocrossers Eat for Breakfast
Eating habits of the world's best cyclocrossers
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