The Lindsey Vonn Comeback Was Still a Perfect Olympic Story from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
I’m still drying my eyes as I write this column about U.S. ski hero Lindsey Vonn and her catastrophic crash during Sunday’s Olympic downhill race….
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FASE Snowboard Bindings Are (Almost) as Great as My 30-Year-Old Step-Ins from Outside magazine ezazo
As a young 20-something living in San Francisco, I had the good fortune of having friends who worked for snowboard binding company Switch. They got…
Lindsey Vonn Airlifted After Olympic Crash from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Lindsey Vonn crashed just 13.4 seconds into the Olympic downhill ski race on Sunday. February 8, in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. It was nine days after…
The Pre-Workout Breakfast Olympic Bobsledder Sylvia Hoffman Swears By from Outside magazine aunderwood
Sylvia Hoffman doesn’t just dabble in sports. She dominates across the board. Her resume includes weightlifting, track and field, basketball, volleyball, and bobsledding. While she…
New to Winter Hiking? Start With This Gear. from Outside magazine Emilee Coblentz
I have to admit, I’m no extreme sport guru or an athlete in any sense, but I am trail-obsessed, especially through the winter months. Hiking…
They Put in Near Canada and Didn’t Stop Until the Gulf. Inside This Couple’s 2,300-Mile Canoe Trip. from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
It was their second day on the river, and everything was soaked. Nat Odgers and Mikey Lear, a couple from Brighton, England, had just shoved…
Staying Up Late Might Be Damaging Your Heart, According to New Research from Outside magazine aunderwood
Going to bed on time can be tough, given the unlimited distractions we have at our fingertips. But early bedtimes got a huge PR boost…
How to See Yosemite Firefall Without the Crowds from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
Every year, rain and snow runoff slip down the eastern face of El Capitan, creating a narrow waterfall that drops over two thousand feet to…
The Feds Say a Yosemite BASE Jumper Posted His Video Online. He Claims It’s AI. from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
Rangers at Yosemite National Park believe they have tracked down a California man who allegedly BASE jumped inside the park last October amid the government…
Here’s All the Ice Fishing Gear You Need for Your First Time on the “Hard Water” from Outside magazine ezazo
Like any style of fishing, ice fishing definitely has a learning curve. Even as an avid fly and spin fisherman with loads of diverse experience,…
I Just Broke the Speed Record on 22,837-Foot Aconcagua. Here’s What It Was Like. from Outside magazine Fred Dreier
On January 28, trail runner Erin Ton set a new speed record on 22,837-foot Aconcagua, the tallest peak in the Americas. Ton, 29, completed the…
Does Exercise Actually Burn Calories? from Outside magazine awise
Back in 2012, an evolutionary anthropologist named Herman Pontzer published some baffling data from his time among the Hadza, a group of hunter-gatherers in Tanzania….
Bucket List National Park Adventures That Require Impeccable Timing from Outside magazine Kathleen Rellihan
Timing is everything. Just ask anyone who invested in Apple in the ’70s, or the photographer who wakes up before dawn to catch a glimpse…
Doctors Warn Against Flying If You’re Experiencing These Symptoms … from the Huffington Post
“A delayed flight is inconvenient, but a medical emergency at 35,000 feet is a much bigger problem,” one doctor said. Read More