These 80-Year-Old Athletes Will Blow Your Mind
The new photography book 'Racing Age' reminds us that it's a whole lot of fun to be a competitive athlete for life
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Martin Fritz Huber
Martin Fritz Huber is a longtime contributor to Outside magazine who writes on topics that range from running to film and books to arboriculture.
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7 Races to Run Before You Die
These top-notch international destination races are worth the flight
Running Is Boring. Here's How to Mix It Up.
Have things gotten stale on the trail? Variation is the key to sustaining the relationship.
Don't Be a Jerk While Running: A Beginner's Guide
How to avoid being a jerk on the roads, trails, and track
Virgin Sport Wants to Be the Coachella of Fitness Festivals
We spoke to the CEO of the new Virgin Sport to find out what to expect in 2017. The short answer: While the details are thin, the vibe sounds like farmer’s market meets marathon expo.
5 People Saving Running's Reputation
The sport's not just doping scandals. These individuals represent the very best that running has to offer.
Which Marathon Major Is Right For You?
A side-by-side comparison of the world's top-tier 26.2s
A Totally Biased Case for Running
Joint pain, heart problems, boredom, dubious fashion. It's easy to come up with reasons not to run. So why do it at all?
The Best Races for Running Your Fastest Time
Everyone likes to run fast. Here are the courses where you’re most likely to set a PR.
4 Reasons to Love Cross-Country Running
Cross-country is a great sport that gets no love. But it should.