Ask a Trainer: How Do I Run in Winter Without Getting Injured?
A PT's tips for running through snow and ice without upping your injury risk.
A PT's tips for running through snow and ice without upping your injury risk.
Waiting for the sun, chasing peaches, or riding at all costs, where do you draw the line?
Research suggests that we might be missing out on powerful mental health benefits by choosing to train indoors versus natural outdoor environments.
Getting ready for the 2022 multisport season may involve multiple sports this winter.
If the thought of riding indoors all winter is enough to drive you crazy, you might just want to find out more about the wonderful world of fat biking.
Looking for a new adventure? Here's everything you need to know about this spin on trail running.
This winter get started cross-country skiing (also known as Nordic skiing) to get in a good workout as an alternative to indoor biking.
Use cranberries to breathe new life into taco night.
Follow these eight winter cycling tips for an enjoyable riding experience this season.
As the weather turns colder, many intrepid triathletes continue to brave the elements to get in their workouts.
These brand-new bike lights will help you see and be seen on the roads.
LifeSport's head coach explains how to structure your training January-March by assessing your strengths and weaknesses.
A few key tips for safe running in the snow.
Winter triathlon is made up of running, biking and cross-country skiing, and gives triathletes a unique challenge during a time when many athletes are hibernating.
The winter months are officially here, making it difficult to get even the most basic triathlon training in. In today's Triathlete.com poll we want want to know: what does your winter training consist of?