Lisa Jhung is a freelance writer and editor specializing in all things outdoors and adventure. Her work appears in Uncommon Path, Runner’s World, Outside, Backpacker and more. She is a mom, athlete, gardener, and baker. REI Co-op member.
With so much water-hauling gear to choose from, how do you know what works best for you? We break it down here.
Some days, I just don’t feel like carrying anyt...
These guys usually drink beer at the finish line, tell great stories and, you guessed it, are tough as nails.
In college, my husband and his buddy made up a ...
Because after logging grueling miles, nothing tastes better than a cold one.
In 2012, Caitlin Landesberg was working as a product marketer at Strava and feas...
Because there's no better training buddy than your four-legged friend
If you run with a dog, you already know the rewards. If you never have, you should experie...
Get stronger, go farther, and become generally more badass.
Being a trail runner means finding a natural surface somewhere and simply running. Anyone can do it...
Part of the beauty of trail running is its simplicity: You don’t need a closet full of special gear.
Have some shorts? A T-shirt? You’re good to go.
That said...
etiquette 'et-i-kit, -ket n. 1. The practices and forms prescribed by social convention or by authority. 2. A code of ethical behavior that makes the trail (and...
This soft, natural surface gives you all the body benefits of a dirt trail—stronger muscles, ligaments, and tendons from an uneven surface, a major endurance bu...
