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In the second half of our Spring 2008 running shoe reviews, we look at a primo collection of trail and road models produced by a mix of newcomers,...
Who says four cylinder cars have to be boring? The Audi TT roadster 2.0 is anything but. Its four-cylinder, direct injection engine produces 200...

Running togs for spring and summer to help you keep a spring in your step.

Posted: Thursday, 08 May 2008
From the Author of Train Hard, Win Easy, an Essential Book on Kenyan Long-Distance Running.
Posted: Tuesday, 06 May 2008
Who says four cylinder cars have to be boring? The Audi TT roadster 2.0 is anything but. Its four-cylinder, direct injection engine produces 200 horsepower and 207 foot-pounds of torque. Turbocharging gives the car additional power without reducing fuel economy. Zero-to-sixty time is just over six seconds.
Posted: Sunday, 04 May 2008

Running togs for spring and summer to help you keep a spring in your step.

Posted: Sunday, 04 May 2008
In the second half of our Spring 2008 running shoe reviews, we look at a primo collection of trail and road models produced by a mix of newcomers, classic running shoe companies, and contributions from the knowledgeable world of hiking and mountaineering.

Posted: Sunday, 04 May 2008
Our monthly picks of cool gear for sporty types.

Posted: Tuesday, 29 April 2008
Is bigger better?

For over twenty-five years, the Accord has won the hearts of American buyers by being a beacon of simplicity in a gimmick-laden world. Its large windshield and low cowl contribute to excellent forward visibility, its interior is logical and ergonomic, its four-cylinder engine fuel efficient, and all grades have a high level of standard safety. 

Posted: Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Of all the panthers in Jaguar's den, the bullet-shaped XKR is its most alluring animal. The supercharged version of the XK coupe packs four-hundred twenty horsepower inside an aluminum monocoque shell, atop twenty-inch rims with low-profile, Z-rated tires.
Posted: Wednesday, 19 March 2008
Springtime means warm rains, green grass and a fresh generation of new running shoes and updated favorites from which we can choose. This is part one of a two-part review, focusing on the classic running shoe companies and some of their latest stuff. Next month, we’ll look at some of the newer companies breaking into the running shoe market.

Posted: Tuesday, 15 January 2008
I have been involved in several backpacking trips all over the world and the one constant is the importance of adequate gear for the environment — regardless if we are leading a group through the Wind River Range in Wyoming or hiking the Overland Track in Tasmania,

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Best in the World

After winning her third Ironman in eight months, England’s Chrissie Wellington is an IronWoman on a roll.

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An e-ticket Ride

We arrive in the mountains east of San Diego and unload our beasts. It is our usual threesome: Larry White, king of the flats and the downhills; 70-year-old Jack Wilson, king of the mountains; and yours truly, the king of lunch and hanging on for dear life.

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Nutrition Tips for Tri Newbies

While triathlon is officially defined as a three-discipline sport, it is important that you combine your swim-bike-run training with proper nutrition (the fourth leg of triathlon) to fuel your performance. Below, are nutrition essentials that will help you feel and perform your best as you prepare for race day.

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Multi-Sport Adventures: Training, Packing & Proper Fueling

I found myself standing atop a 400-FOOT WATERFALL listening to the cheers of encouragement from my fellow teammates as I got set to repel down into a narrow canyon where I could barely see the ground below me. This was just one of the obstacles presented to me on my latest multi-sport adventure.

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