Things we learnt from the Original Mountain Marathon
2nd November 2016
Like the sound of the Original Mountain Marathon? Here's what you should bear in mind if you're planning on signing up for next year's event
Blogs
Watch: Fledglings – Climbing & Paragliding by The North Face
21st October 2016
To celebrate its new range of Thermoball jackets, The North Face recently held an evening of short films showcasing some epic adventures around the world – and we were invited along. Out of the six films shown our consensus was that…
Why we run: A survey reveals some interesting results
4th October 2016
A recent survey has given an interesting insight into why some many of us are signing up for challenge events in the UK
Rob Young: ‘I didn’t cheat’
3rd October 2016
British ultra runner Rob Young claims to have run 2,000 miles across the U.S. It seems that no one believes him. Here's what he had to say when Damian Hall interviewed him in August – before the news broke that his sponsors had withdrawn from supporting him
The best job an adventure-lover can find?
28th September 2016
Columbia begins its search for its new Directors of Toughness
Running the Wadi Rum Ultra
22nd September 2016
The first ever Wadi Rum Ultra was held this year with a small group of competitors challenged to race each other for 242km through the deserts of Jordan. We caught up with Fergus Scholes who finished runner up
Get ready for the Tor des Géants
25th August 2016
This September endurance athletes from across the world will take part in a race that will test them to the max...
Britain’s finest climber: Jules Lines
24th August 2016
Jules Lines talks to Outdoor Fitness about his changing philosophy to climbing as he ages, his scariest moments and about the fitness required to go vertical
Who loves their bikes the most?
22nd August 2016
Whether you dust off your helmet every day or prefer to save it for family adventures out, have you ever wondered just how many likeminded people love their cycling too?
5 things we learnt from climber Leo Houlding
22nd August 2016
The brilliant, British mountaineer and climber Leo Houlding has a string of first ascents of some of the world’s most remote and technical climbs to his name