
How to Make: 3 Healthy Breakfasts for Athletes
Put down that Jimmy Dean easy egg casserole.

Put down that Jimmy Dean easy egg casserole.

Testing the Apple Watch Sport on runs, Insanity Workouts and lots and lots of power walking.
By Darren Murph

For cycling kits, performance comes into play, but style is the ultimate standard.

Does stretching prevent injury? Does it weaken muscles?
By Nick Milanes

What’s the best way to get to know a new city? Walk it.
By Tucker Bowe

Soul Cycle and CrossFit begat a wave of new fitness programs.
By Nick Milanes


Some know him as the “Evil Russian”, others as the kettlebell guy.


Can’t tell a fad from the hard fitness truth?
By Peter Koch

Talking with Ryan and Sara Hall about running, the Olympics and what it will take to be the fastest marathoning couple in the world.

Tough Mudder, which currently produces 150 events in 7 countries, will add 10 new obstacles, redesign its existing obstacles and launch a brand new event series called Urban Mudder.
You must have a finely tuned engine to compete in Cyclocross, but highly polished techniques can save you huge amounts of time over the course of a race.
By Andrew Vontz


If you’re the sadomasochistic type who looks at numbers like 70.3 and 140.6 and drools, you’ll find plenty of company at these triathlon camps.

Matthew Ankeny set out for three weeks of fad-dieting to see if the wave of hype surrounding the latest favorite American diet could hold weight. How did he feel after 21 days of eating just fresh fish, vegetables, fruit and nuts (plus a demonic juice binge)?

Zwift is the marriage of video games and cycling trainers.

Just like they’re different in style, wearables vary in which metrics they measure: heart rate, calories burned and blood pressure are just a few metrics vital to determining fitness. Prospective buyers need to ask themselves two questions: will you actually wear it?
By Tucker Bowe

The ostensible benefit of smart watches and health trackers, as far as health goes, is that they allow you to monitor your calories, heart rate, and step count with previously unmatched accuracy.
By Nick Milanes

The insoles that come with those $100 running shoes are useless slabs of flaccid foam. Do yourself a favor: throw them away right out of the box and get some proper, supportive corrective orthotics.
By Jason Heaton