Like the Wind Storytelling
From Humble Beginnings
In 1949, after the Second World War, a man living in a country shattered by conflict carried with him a vision of the good that sport could do for his nation.
Why We Run – Laura Funk
Running has become an anchor for Laura – a way to challenge herself, stay grounded, and see the world one stride at a time. As a digital nomad, Laura runs wherever life takes her, each run bringing both adventure and familiarity.
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
There is an African proverb well-used in the running world: to go fast, you should go alone. But to go far, you should go together. But what if you want to go far and fast?
History in the Making
Six years ago, while racing on a trail in the mountains above Courmayeur, Sabrina Pace-Humphreys slipped off the side of a narrow snowfield. She hung onto the edge for dear life, screaming for help.
Freezing the Frame
A runner collapses at the finish line, caught in a moment of raw, unfiltered feeling as the weight of their accomplishment finally hits. Another, the bitter tears of disappointment written across their face – of failure, but …
School’s Out(Side)
Inspiration is a key ingredient when encouraging people to get outside and into the mountains. Arc’teryx has dedicated itself to that part of the recipe since its launch in 1989.
Chills Down the Spine
In issue 46, we caught up with Alexis Berg, award-winning photojournalist and filmmaker, to talk about his new documentary film, Run Again.
Forged in the Mountains
There is a particular breed of athlete that thrives in alpine environments. This person is gritty and resilient: courageous in many aspects, especially when facing daunting terrain.
Power to Push
This is a story – like so many running stories – that is about challenge of distances. One of the distances in this story is 7,000 miles, or thereabouts. Another is 3,200 miles.