It’s About the Athletes First
When you’re on the road as much as I tend to be, finding someplace to work out becomes part of your travel planning. I do
When you’re on the road as much as I tend to be, finding someplace to work out becomes part of your travel planning. I do
As an editor, I have developed an allergy to clichés. This presents a problem for many of our writers, as I have become likely to
Most modern training programs are variations on the same scientific themes. You take a human body, and measure its capacity. Then you subject it to
It’s become reflexive to collectively shake our heads and mutter “kids these days.” That trope used to refer to the somewhat innocuous change in culture
Add this to the list of things too scary and difficult for modern homo sapiens to handle: shoveling snow. According to an article brought to
What are the stories you’ve always told yourself about your body? If you’re like most people, you either believe you were born strong, or you
When Rochelle Basil tossed her running shoes to the back of the closet after a collegiate career that nearly broke her, she assumed it was
Every year as the CrossFit Open approaches, I end up Googling last year’s schedule, because I’m convinced it’s earlier this year than last. And every
“A classic,” said Mark Twain, “is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read.” Such is the case with arguably the
This time of year, fitness media is awash in platitudes and memes, exhorting everyone to get in the gym and get after it. But in
It’s easy to look through a screen at our favorite athletes and be filled with awe and envy. We tend to tell ourselves that if
There are days when it seems like my life is an uninterrupted stream of awkward conversations. My complete inability to talk about anything that’s happened
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