Boulder’s Ryan Smith wins Leadville Trail 100

Boulder’s Ryan Smith won the Leadville 100 trail run Saturday night thanks to consistent second-half pacing that left his rivals unable to respond. It was the biggest win of his ultrarunning career.

Six Tips to Prevent Swollen Feet for the Runner

Running is one of the world’s most popular physical activities. It’s excellent for your heart health, physique and happiness. The US has over 60 million runners alone, and they’re not slow-ing down. This sport is known for its transformative effects on your body and cognitive function, but your feet are bound to take a beating when you hit the pavement.

Trail etiquette for dog owners

Having a dog is one of the most wonderful experiences you can ever had. However we must realize that dog ownership is also voluntary. Not only do you have the new responsibility to care for a living, breathing companion that has needs, you are now also responsible for their behavior. Below are several guidelines to follow when using the trails.

Product Review: Nathan VaporKrar 2.0 12L

Living in Colorado, runners are blessed with an abundance of mountain and paved to explore. Whether or not you are looking for the beautiful natural scenery or a flat urban run, we have it all. And, one of the biggest things to worry about while you are out is how to stay hydrated thinks to our dry, high altitude weather.

Arcanum Sports Performance Launches Arcana-Lyte, a CBD and Electrolyte Powder Blend

Arcanum Sports Performance, the premiere hemp-derived CBD sports supplement company, has released Arcana-Lyte, a hydration powder packet with 5mg of water-soluble CBD and replenishing electrolytes. Arcana-Lyte provides systemic hydration to manage energy, with a mild taste for easy blending into 16oz. of a preferred beverage, shake or liquid.

Why The Elderly Should Sign Up for a Spring Marathon

The Colfax Marathon, the Pikes Peak Marathon, the Long View Marathon, the Dust Bowl Series,… These are just a few of the marathons that are taking place this year in the Centennial State. And while hundreds, if not thousands have already signed up, most of Colorado’s elderly population is hesitant to embark on such a journey. Their reasons for this are completely understandable, as health related issues can spike in one’s golden years; but, when done with caution, taking up running in later life can actually have a host of unexpected benefits.