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    The Simple Meal That’s Powering Team USA

    Oats, eggs, and coffee reign supreme Team USA is on the ground in Pyeongchang, South Korea, primed and ready to compete on the world’s largest stage. As a staff prone to geeking out about how nutrition affects performance, we were…

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    Your Pre-Trip Truck Maintenance Checklist

    > Want to make sure your truck doesn’t break down when you’re days from civilization? A simple pre-trip maintenance routine is the best way to achieve that. Here’s mine. I like to wash my Land Rover before taking off on…

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    How to Take Any Dog on an Adventure

    > If there is such a thing as an expert on adventure dogs, Rachael Rodgers is it. The resident of Canmore, Alberta, volunteers to take dogs from local animal shelters into the mountains to play. She has recreated with dozens…

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    The Scientific Case for a Big Breakfast

    For long-term health in endurance athletes, when you eat is nearly as important as how much you eat The big thing in sports nutrition in the 1990s was the “window of opportunity.” Down some carbs immediately after a workout, a…

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    A “Plogger” Is a Runner, but More Smug

    The latest iteration of running for a cause For several summers in my early twenties, I took an 18-hour train trip from Vienna, Austria, where I lived, to Copenhagen. The best part of the journey came toward the end. Not…

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    In Defense of Off-Roading

    > Every time we publish an article about a truck, dirt bike, or off-road vehicle, some of our readers protest. Off-roading just doesn’t square with a lot of people’s vision of responsible outdoor recreation. I think those people have it…

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    The Electric Jaguar I-Pace Can Go Off-Road

    > This Jaguar I-Pace is the first competitor from a legacy automotive brand to challenge the Tesla Model X. Is it better? I’m excited to report an emphatic yes. The I-Pace is a practical crossover SUV with plenty of usable…