How to Not Get Your Gear Stolen

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Albuquerque, New Mexico is a great place to live—one of the top five American cities in my opinion. We have 300-plus days of sun, immediate access to hundreds of miles of bike trails, and world-class skiing just a couple hours away. We’re not as hot as Phoenix or as crowded as Denver and houses are ...

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It’s Time to Upgrade Your Breakfast

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If you’re like us, you’ve probably out-grown sugary yogurts and breakfast cereals. But recently, young brands have reimagined old-school morning options into nutrient-packed power meals. The market is eating it up. Last year, Magic Spoon, a direct-to-consumer cereal brand, received $5.5 million i...

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CSU’s Research Safety Culture Program to be honored with national award

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source.colostate.edu/csus-rese… The Research Safety Culture Program — an initiative that includes an interactive website and videos designed to promote safety and compliance across the Colorado State University research landscape on and off campus — is receiving a prestigious national award. ...

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U.S. warns SpaceX its new Texas launch site tower not yet approved

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kelo.com/2021/07/1… WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has warned Elon Musk’s space company SpaceX that its environmental review of a new tower at its Boca Chica launch site in Texas is incomplete and the agency could order SpaceX to take down the tower. An...

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Why I Sent Myself to Vegetarian Boot Camp

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In October 2017, my mother-in-law was hospitalized for a week. When she was sent home, I started cooking dinner every night for her, my father-in-law, and my wife, a routine I’ve kept up ever since. After more than three and a half years of doing this, I recently ran into a familiar problem: I got b...

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These 7 Dog-Training Principles Work for Humans, Too

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Last winter my family grew by four legs. No, we didn’t have twins. We adopted Ananda, a then seven-week-old German shepherd dog (GSD). GSDs are great, but they are also a lot of work. When we first got Ananda, my son was just shy of three years old. Ananda thought he was a baby sheep and constantly ...

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Outside acquires Pinkbike, CyclingTips, and Trailforks

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Outside, the Colorado-based leader in active lifestyle content and services (and Outside Business Journal’s parent company), today added three new ...

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A Trek to the Edge of the World

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Could Thru-Hiking Be Bad for Your Health? A New Study Makes a Troubling Find.

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When Tom Heinbockel decided to make himself into an experiment, he didn’t expect the results to change the way he looked at hiking. He certainly didn’t ex...

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How to Heat-Proof Your Training

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To prepare for the muggy Tokyo weather at this summer’s Olympics, athletes around the world are currently gearing up their heat adaptation strategies. Get your body used to hot-weather exercise, and you’ll benefit from a higher sweat rate, lower body temperature, lower heart rate during exercise, an...

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Building Community Through Climbing

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Escaladora is the story of Outdoor Research ambassador Monserrat Alvarez Matehuala and her experiences with climbing, culture, and community building. She works to build safe, women-of-color-led experiences to empower others in the outdoors through Brown Girls Climb and Women’s Wilderness. The post ...

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In the World of Ultralight Hiking, Everything Weighs Something

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They tell me Glen Van Peski is a celebrity, but he remains largely ignored where I first meet him: in Las Vegas in the lobby of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Glen is hard to miss. At six feet four inches, he towers over me as he peers way, way down below in search of my hand for our initial greeting. Whil...

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What Happens to Your Body After a Year Inside?

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After over a year of the pandemic, it’s no surprise that many of us are in a mental state of languishing. But not only our minds have been affected—the many months we’ve spent cooped up indoors have also had an undeniable impact on our bodies. (As anyone who has been working from their closet or kit...

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The 5 Best Ways to Add Collagen to Your Diet

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Add collagen to the growing list of trendy supplements. But unlike other products that have failed the science test (remember fish oil?), this one seems backed up by research: clinical studies suggest that consuming 10 to 15 grams of collagen daily could support bone and skin health, improve strengt...

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The weak link in toxic, hazardous chemical safety

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www.propertycasualty360.com/2021/07/1… Regardless of the industry, if hazardous chemicals are on a job site the chance for accidental release is present if they aren’t properly controlled, which lifts the possibility of a potential disaster. To combat deaths and injuries from industrial acc...

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Running For All the Right Reasons

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Distance can be a funny thing. Back in 2009, Katie Grossman was working at a running store and training for a marathon. When the subject of ultras came up, a co-worker asked her, What’s another five miles? A few days later, after she crossed the finish line of her first 50K, her co-worker then sent ...

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Embrace Your Inner Dirtbag

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It was 2011, and Pete Adeney was fed up. Not with his own life in Longmont, Colorado—that was going great. The former software engineer had retired six years before at the tender age of 30, thanks to the savings he’d accrued through the extremely frugal lifestyle he and his wife at the time had adhe...

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Try One of Our Favorite Bike Races of the Year

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As summer gets into full swing, cyclists are embracing the return of bike events. “People are clearly so excited to be outside together and doing things again,” says Ben Delaney, the cycling group editorial director for Outside Inc.. “The energy to participate in bike events this year seems like a c...

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Don’t Compromise on Your Camp Mattress

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After nearly eight years of covering gear for Outside, I have learned to be flexible when making recommendations. When someone comes at me with a hard line on the correct flex point of a ski boot, or on the superiority of backpacking with an ultralight kit, I respond with a diplomatic de gustibus no...

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6 Essential Moves for Aging Athletes

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No matter how invincible you feel today, your athletic skills and strength will diminish with age. Fortunately, the right training can help you slow that decline and maintain good fitness for a lifetime. The key is to choose exercises that challenge balance, strengthen the core, and mimic complex mo...

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Ask a Thru-Hiker: What’s the Biggest Mistake Beginners Make?

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Do you dream about hitting the trail for a long—really long—hike? In Ask a Thru-Hiker, record-setting long-distance hiker Liz “Snorkel” Thomas answers your burning questions about how to do it. Normally, you’d need to be an Outside+ member to read it, but we’re sharing this column with everyone to g...

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Young, Dumb, and Broke: Why Outdoorsy Types Suck at Money

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When I was in my twenties, I did something very bad. I made about $290,000 disappear. What that number represents is the majority of the six-figure salary and bonuses, after taxes, that I earned over the five years I worked in financial services. When I say that I made it disappear, I don’t mean tha...

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The Testosterone Debate Won’t End With Caster Semenya

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It’s now official that Caster Semenya, the two-time defending Olympic champion in the women’s 800-meters, will not be taking part in the Tokyo Games this summer. Semenya, 30, was already prohibited from competing in her best event due to recent World Athletics regulations that prevent athletes with ...

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The Most Painful Record in Sports

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When we watch an elite endurance competition like the Tour de France, it’s easy to get caught up in the drama of moments that generate headlines—particularly the gnarly crashes that send riders slamming into the pavement. But while a crash is undeniably painful, the most agonizing part of profession...

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The Return of Beta Mountain-Bike Reviews

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This article was first published by BETA MTB. To get more of their premium content along with your Outside subscription, join Outside+. It’s been a tumultuous year for bike businesses, to say the least. After an unprecedented boom, the industry now finds itself in the mid...

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