23 Telltale Signs Someone Is American, According To Europeans … from the Huffington Post
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Does Poor Sleep Lead to Injuries? from Outside magazine awise
A decade ago, I wrote about a study in the Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics that linked the sleeping habits of a group of Los Angeles-area…
I Tested the World’s First E-Skimo. Could This Be the E-Bike Moment for Skiing? from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
The concept of an e-ski isn’t new. U.S. patents date back to 1950 with the most recent filing in 1972. Fast forward to late last…
What to Wear When You’re Expecting (to Ski) from Outside magazine ezazo
As fall faded in Colorado, where I live, I started to get bummed. Peak winter this year coincided with my third trimester of pregnancy and…
Silver Medalist Ben Ogden Is a Product of Vermont’s Wild Backwoods from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Ben Ogden is probably the only cross-country skier in Olympic history to backflip off the winner’s podium. On February 10, after notching a silver in…
Picabo Street Still Loves to Ski Fast on a Snowy Slope from Outside magazine adehnke91@gmail.com
Before Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin, American women’s Alpine skiing revolved around one catchy name: Picabo (pronounced “peekaboo”). Picabo Street was the country’s greatest downhill…
Six Months After the Alps’ Deadly Summer, People Keep Dying from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
As the world watches top athletes chase medals on the meticulously groomed slopes of Italy’s Winter Olympic Games, tragedy is unfolding on the backcountry mountains next…
New True Crime Podcast ‘Catching the Codfather’ Explores the Rise and Fall of Carlos Rafael from Outside magazine awise
Where is the line between good and evil, and when is it OK to break the rules? Those are the questions at the center of…
How Do Giver’s $139 Mittens Compare to Kinco’s $55 Mittens? from Outside magazine ezazo
Winter lasts about six months where I live, which means I have a healthy collection of gloves and mittens. Of all my pairs, Give’r and…
How to Talk to Your Gym Crush Without Being Totally Weird and Awkward from Outside magazine aunderwood
Dating app burnout is real: About 78 percent of people who are on the apps report feeling emotionally, mentally, or physically exhausted by them, according…
Olympic Snowboarders Faye Gulini Thelen and Meghan Tierney Daniel Talk Getting Back to Sport After Having Kids from Outside magazine aunderwood
It’s only fitting that Olympic snowboarder Faye Gulini Thelen is forced to reschedule our call—one to discuss balancing motherhood and a professional sport—because her firstborn caught…
An Ode to the Do-Everything Nokian Tyres Outpost nAT from Outside magazine awise
I grew up and learned to drive in Minnesota, where icy driveways and several feet of snow weren’t uncommon, and I’ve spent the last decade…
Our Most Memorable (and Unhinged) Outdoor Dates from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re looking back on our most memorable dates in the outdoors. Adventure brought us together—and sometimes, adventure will tear us…
Trump’s Nominee to Lead the National Park Service Is a Hospitality Executive from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
President Trump’s pick to run the National Park Service (NPS)is an executive from the world of restaurants and hotels—but not public land management. On February…