Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Apr 05, 2010
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Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Apr 04, 2010
By Brian Beatty
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Apr 03, 2010
By Brandon McDearis
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Apr 02, 2010
By Rob Lamme
If you are looking to do well outdoors this season while also doing some good, it’s never been easier.
“Green gear” – products made with sustainable materials and processes – are exploding throughout the marketplace, but perhaps nowhere more so than in outdoor products. It’s easy to understand why - stuff that helps you enjoy the natural world shouldn’t come from stuff that hurts it.
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Apr 01, 2010
By Cid Cardoso, Jr.
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Mar 31, 2010
By Dr. Angelina V. Stevens
When I began triathlon racing in the year 2000, you could pretty much show up the morning of the race and still get in. Now, triathlon participants are growing by the thousands every season and there will be 500,000 marathon finishers in the US this year. But, despite our fitness frenzy and growing awareness about diet and nutrition, active Americans are still often stuck in a chronic weight loss struggle. So, how do you permanently exit the fat race?
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Mar 30, 2010
By Stacey Richardson and Dave Williams
A few weeks ago, I dodged a barefoot runner coming towards me in the bike lane. I was swerving to avoid a pile of broken glass but, the enthusiastic, heel-striking runner was headed right for it! Neither sustainable nor safe, he hasn’t left my mind since that day. While Christopher McDougall’s Book, Born to Run, has done much to popularize going without sneakers, there are many reasons to consider keeping yours. Here are a few things to keep in mind before you bare all.
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Mar 30, 2010
By Dave Williams
The debate on running style is not a new one. But, popular media has jumped on board over the past few years and has caused more confusion than actual good advice. In fact, much of the information being reported is based on a study called “Biomechanics of Foot Strikes & Applications to Running Barefoot or in Minimal Footwear” by Daniel Lieberman, which the author himself admits has been erroneously reported in the media. In the study, Lieberman, a professor in the Department Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University, and his colleagues examined impact forces of different runners, both with and without shoes and looked at the differences between heel striking, mid-foot or forefoot striking.
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Mar 29, 2010
By Emily Ford
Food certainly sustains us! But often preparing a healthy meal is a chore rather than an enjoyable part of our daily routine. Food gives us the energy we rely on for our daily lives yet meal preparation is often a rat race.
Posted by: Joe Nuss
on Mar 08, 2010
Story By Joe Nuss
Photos by Kristen Boness
