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Will star in new unscripted show

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I noticed that the World Championship Shovel Races are coming up this weekend and thought, "Hey, now there's a sport I might be able to compete in." What steps should I take to prepare for next year?

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Ryan O'Hanlon is down in Honduras to cover the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team's opening World Cup qualifying match

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Eric Nusbaum went to a bullfight in Mexico City, and, among other things, he realized Ernest Hemingway was totally wrong

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The Abominable Snowman is just a legend. Or is it? We break down the history of the Himalayas' most famous monster, from ancient legends to Russia's yeti museum.

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Cats are being blamed for killing billions of birds and small mammals in the United States every year, but off-leash, free-roaming, and feral dogs are responsible for a fair bit of damage to wildlife, too

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Bay area threatened by sea rise

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Audience watches in horror

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Rope snapped, severed multiple fingers

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Will miss rest of season

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I’ve always wanted to watch the Northern Lights over the night sky. Where’s the best place to go see them?

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And U.S. fans have made the sport’s culture of booze, brats, and revelry all their own

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Can’t skin up a mountain or drop off a massive cornice like a Warren Miller star? Five days of carefully planned resort skiing can get you closer to shredding expert terrain. Here’s how.

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A new study shows that a polarized training approach leads to the biggest fitness gains, but can we trust the results?

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Every option, from Strava to MapMyFitness, offers a different set of features. Use this handy guide to determine which one will most help you achieve your fitness goals.

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Join us for the strange but true story of Wild Bill Cooper, playing right here on Thursday, February 7, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. ET. Filmmaker Mike Scholtz will join us in the comments below to answer your questions.

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Ryan O'Hanlon is down in Honduras to cover the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team's opening World Cup qualifying match

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Hurricane Sandy victims look to repair dunes

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After storm traps them

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Eager to sacrifice himself

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Sonar blasts disrupt mating, eating habits

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Located in a natural gorge just outside the town of Ouray, Colorado, the Ouray Ice Park is home to more than 200 amazing ice and mixed climbs. Video produced and directed by Barry Stevenson, Outside Adventure Media.

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Some high-energy, athletic dogs, unable to sweat, will work to the point of self-injury, so make sure you're able to recognize the warning signs of exhaustion

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With more than 57 World Cup wins and four overall titles, Lindsey Vonn has already established herself as the greatest women’s ski racer in history. Too bad they won’t let her take on the boys.

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I want to go beyond normal camp food for my next trip. I'm talking cobbler, cornbread, even pizza. What should I do?

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Outside reviews the best gear from SIA's 2013 Snow Show, including the Astis Mittens.

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Outside reviews the best gear from SIA's 2013 Snow Show, including the Giro Combyn.

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The Mexican kayaking phenomenon opens up about relationships, going over his first waterfall, and why Outside is a bunch of bastards

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Robert Stone, the Academy Award-nominated director behind Radio Bikini, has done a complete 180, embracing nuclear power in Pandora's Promise, his latest documentary. What caused him to come around?

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The founder of SEABA, a heliskiing and backcountry adventure provider based in Alaska, talks about turning the ultimate ski bum fantasy into a reality, how to get a job at a heli operation, and tips for first-time heli-skiers

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Browse hundreds of additional stories, gear reviews, interviews, photo galleries, and more on bikes and the culture of biking from The Cycle Life archive on Outside Online

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Browse hundreds of additional stories, gear reviews, interviews, photo galleries, and more on what it's like to lead an active family from the Raising Rippers archive on Outside Online

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Browse hundreds of additional stories, gear reviews, interviews, photo galleries, and more on the environment and the ethics of adventure from the Adventure Ethics archive on Outside Online

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Browse hundreds of additional stories, gear reviews, interviews, photo galleries, and more on the latest and greatest items for outdoor adventure and safety from The Gear Shed archive on Outside Online

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Film of unprecedented quartet

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Walkers a close second

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Neural pathways behind petting

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Dispute over free upgrade

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Last year, Patrick Halloran finished last in the Empire State Building Run-Up. This year, he's coming back, and he's going to kick your ass.

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Andy Potts' key to a fast run? Stay tall. Greg McMillan, of McMillan Running in Flagstaff, Arizona, explains how to avoid hunching over, for a more efficient stride.

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For Potts, the fastest American finisher at the 2012 Ironman World Championship, breakthrough performances mean paying attention to the little things. Even your socks.

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The Ghost Whisperer is built for both the alps and the urban outdoorsman.

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Outside reviews the best gear from SIA's 2013 Snow Show, including the Rossignol Soul 7.

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Outside reviews the best gear from SIA's 2013 Snow Show, including the Dynafit Beast.

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Outside reviews the best gear from SIA's 2013 Snow Show, including the Scott LCG.

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Minesweeper damaged Philippine reef

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Owner's license suspended

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Comes in three flavors

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Crashed snowmobile in the X Games

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An active-lifestyle vignette produced by the team at Outside Television.

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Behind the scenes with skier Lindsey Vonn and photographer Sheryl Nields for our February 2013 cover. Don’t miss Peter Vigneron’s profile of the fastest woman on the planet.

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Is it just me, or have there been a lot of bike accidents in the news lately? I know it’s impossible to steer clear of all possible dangers, but what are some ways I can stay safe while sharing the road with cars?

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I want to get a small portable solar panel to charge my phone. Do any of the ones on the market work, or are they more trouble than they're worth?

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I want some sun, sand, and drinks with umbrellas in them this winter. What are the most overrated and underrated Caribbean destinations?

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Holding a sausage for what must be an unbearable length of time

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What can we learn from traditional societies?

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Whether it’s steep shots, luxe adventure, or family fun you’re after, cat skiing is one of the best ways to carve untracked lines

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In his latest documentary, Albert Maysles profiles 13-year-old Aidan Dwyer, who won the Young Naturalist Award from the American Museum of Natural History for applying the Fibonacci number sequence to the design of solar panels

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Four options for the wildlife-conscious traveler

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The surfing legend is not entirely sure where that number came from or how accurate it is—"I don't measure waves," he told us—but he is sure of one thing: This was one of the most dangerous situations he's ever been in

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How to get there, when to go, and where to stay

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Banned Jack3d in her water bottle

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Thirty pitches in three days

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Honestly, are you that surprised?

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Crashed snowmobile in X Games

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One of our favorite backcountry touring skis.

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I want to go ice skating on the lake near my house. How do I know if it’s safe?

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Want to know what domestic bliss looks like? A rundown cabin with no electricity on the edge of rain-soaked Alaskan wilderness.

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Sebastian Junger pays tribute to the late war photographer in Which Way Is the Front Line From Here?, a new documentary that will air on HBO in mid-April

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Do you have a healthy social-fitness life? It all depends on your motivation.

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Tim Jarvis' bid to challenge the Antarctic in vintage wool apparel comes as the original technical fiber is experiencing a renaissance. Even today, no other textile—natural or synthetic—is as useful or trustworthy.

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Pants are fine, but if your goal is waist-deep powder, a good pair of bibs like FlyLow’s Bakers ($330) are what you need.

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Climbing NH's King's Ravine

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First medal in her new sport

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Could claim second world record

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