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When we published "Is CrossFit Killing Us?" fans of the workout went berserk, attempting to discredit the story, the research, and Outside. But the risk of injury is quite real—and it's the last thing CrossFit wants you to know.
New, cleaner process could eliminate fears of "peak oil"
In this episode of “The Making of True To This”, legends divulge the secret of the stone in a fast-paced road trip down memory lane. Geoff Rowley, Dustin Dollin, Terje Haakonsen, Gaven Beschen and Richard Woolcott tell the tales of art films gone wrong and why your ‘out’ if you…
Assuming both parts belong to the same person, we discussed your hypothetical ball problem with Dr. Peter Schlegel, a urologist and professor at Cornell University. “For the scrotum to freeze to the thigh, the thigh skin would have to be at a freezing temperature,” Schlegel says. That…
Want to learn how ski but don't want to spend all your wages on expensive ski gear and rentals? Here are some tips for saving on gear from a life-long budget-savvy skier.
Limited-edition cargo storage from Thule means a stylish, smooth ride for both you and your gear.
Who needs muesli and mulled wine? The U.S. hut scene is gaining ground. These DIY trips put you in the best of the backcountry.
Whether you’re running or skiing, learn the optimal combination of cold-weather gear with our guide to winter layering
Whether you’re carving corduroy or slaying the steeps, a little guidance from the pros can help you do it better.
Every year, scores of Into the Wild fans tackle a dangerous river crossing to visit the last home of Alaska's most famous adventure casualty. Why are so many people willing to risk injury, and even death, to pay homage to a controversial ascetic who perished so young?
Snowflake, a limited-batch whiskey from a Colorado distillery, is so coveted that hundreds of people wait for hours in sub-zero weather just to get a bottle.
Respond to photos of owners, other family pets
This is the story of Mike Rust. Crested Butte in 1980 still echoed with the hammers of miners, not the rumble of knobby tires on singletrack. But that was about to change as a young blue-eyed man named Mike Rust wrenched madly, transforming old Schwinn cruiser bikes into…
Dutch wakeboarder and Red Bull athlete Duncan Zuur underwent the experience of a lifetime in Lebanon’s Jeita Grotto. He explored the history of the Grotto and what makes it special, and most importantly, what makes wakeboarding is such a location an experience not to be missed.
I want to ride an elephant, but I also want to ensure the animals are cared for well. Where should I go?
Into The Bus: An intimate tour of the Fairbanks City Transit System Bus 142, where the late Chris McCandless was discovered
Laugh all you want, but the Castelli Sanremo Thermosuit one-piece might be the warmest winter cycling outfit we’ve tried
Recipient National Institute of Health announces plans to study sports-related TBIs.
A look at the changing face of ski areas through the eyes of one of the world’s leading ski resort designers. Featuring athletes: Leo Ahrens, Vincent Gagnier and Simon Ericson …
What does Santa look for under the Christmas tree… Happy holidays and ride safe!…
When the world's third-largest bike company threatened to sue a small bike shop over a trademark, the cycling community went ballistic, calling Specialized "a bully" and "a bunch of idiots." Was the outrage justified?
At the Olympic Training Center, these ingenious Russian-themed recipes have been turned into gold-medal performance grub.
I ran my first ultra, The North Face Endurance Challenge 50-Mile on December 7. Save two missing toenails and a pinky toe that looks like it belongs on a cadaver, I think I am far enough away from the pain to write about the gear that helped…
In a typical January, the fabled Japanese resort Niseko gets more snow—nearly 15 feet—than any other ski area in the world. But is there such a thing as too much?
No jungle or river is too remote for self-described medicine hunter Chris Kilham, who travels the globe looking for plants to boost our vitality, ease our pain, and turn us on.
Turn your garage into a shop that even pros will be jealous of with Park Tool’s electric lift repair stand.
The next installment of Cookin’ it Backcountry. Everybody needs a little dessert on the trail.
The Alaskan Way, a 59 minute documentary film about the risks and rewards of Heli Ski guiding in Haines, Ak. is now available online for free here!…
Avoid these errors and you will be well on your way toward getting the most out of your heart-rate monitor
The days of jamming your gloves with disposable hand warmers are over.
And it’s the safer, easier way to improve your performance this winter
Wanna rip whitewater like pro Rush Sturges? Time to get in shape. We talked to the boater for insight into wave-ready fitness.
In this week's installment: A woman survives by the heat of a small dog, a man takes shelter in a guitar case, and a family stays warm with the help of a rock-filled tire.
The new Reel Rock film tour may be the best yet, spotlighting everything from Everest brawls to beautiful women conquering the toughest routes.
“After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb.” —Nelson Mandela
You'll never forget the suffering of your first ultra gone awry—until you do.
Put on your skis and sharpen your crampons as Vivian takes us along for the ride with a skier’s-eye view of his adventures. Plunged into the midst of the action, experience standing on a 50° slope as you psyche yourself up to make the first turn. Availible on Vimeo.
Cutting down your own evergreen is easier than you think
Blake talks about the purchase of her family's business and what she'll do next.
Italians take their sandwiches seriously, and so should you. Even when you’re car camping.
Adults place heated rocks into spare tire to keep children warm
A documentary from around the globe about our relationship with water. In select theaters starting this fall. …
The latest tour from Reel Rock. Sender Films & Big UP Productions. See the review here.
I'm having trouble figuring out what gear to give my loved ones for the holidays.
I want access to prime powder outside the resort but don’t want to hike in for ski-touring. How do I find the right heli-skiing guide?
Can you really ski race on a torn ACL? What damage are you doing?
Do I have a higher chance of dropping dead from a heart attack if I exercise in the morning?
