28
Aug
11:20 AM
Click on the slide!

Sprint to the Top

Hills . . . Love 'em one minute and hate them the next. Use them to build power, strength and improve running form.

More...
Click on the slide!

Through The Smog

There's a silent, invisible foe that most of us don't think about. It could prove to be your biggest challenge ever.

More...
Click on the slide!

Making History and Making Strides

Sheila Taormina and Brian Sell are two of Michigan's many Olympians. Taormina is making history with her third Olympic appearance, while Sell is experiencing his first Olympic moment.

More...
Earn $$ by Riding your Bike!
Posted: Thursday, 28 August 2008
Earn $3 to ride and park your bike at the Chrysler Arts, Beats & Eats Bike Corral during one of Metro Detroit's most entertaining street festivals. Now in it's 11th year, the festival celebrates art, cuisine, music and humanity throughout downtwon Pontiac.  
Enjoy Prime Cycling Viewing and Help Public Schools
Posted: Thursday, 28 August 2008
Priority Health is introducing the Breakaway VIP Clubs to their weekend lineup of events at the Priority Health Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor Cycling Classics, Saturday, September 6 and Sunday, September 7.
DNR Seeks Volunteers for Workdays in State Parks and Recreation Areas
Posted: Thursday, 28 August 2008
The schedule of volunteer stewardship workdays to be held throughout September in southeastern Michigan state parks and recreation areas was recently announced by the Department of Natural Resources.
Chicago Half Marathon Expands Field
Posted: Wednesday, 27 August 2008
Banco Popular Chicago Half Marathon Expands Field to Record 16,500 Less than Three Weeks to Start and Less than 1,000 Spots Left  
DNR Purchases Land to Add to Sterling State Park and Bay City Recreation Area
Posted: Thursday, 21 August 2008
Department of Natural Resources Director Rebecca Humphries recently authorized the department to move forward with a land acquisition that will add 52 acres to Sterling State Park in Monroe and 6.5 acres to the the Bay City State Recreation Area.  
State Ambassadors Needed
Posted: Wednesday, 20 August 2008
The League of American Bicyclists is creating a new volunteer position to provide a stronger link between its regional directors (who have to serve many states) and the cycling community in every state - clubs, advocacy groups, the industry, mountain bike and racing activities, and more.  
Pick Up the Pace
Posted: Tuesday, 12 August 2008
Tips to help you put some Speedy Gonzales in your step.
Road Construction Project Affects Access at Island Lake State Recreation Area
Posted: Thursday, 31 July 2008
A road construction project will affect facilities and access points at Island Lake State Recreation Area, including a paved pathway, a waterway and the shooting range.  

Most Read

  • Nutrition Tips for Tri Newbies

    Posted: 07.23.2008
    Like summer, triathlon season is in full bloom with thousands of local athletes competing in races across the state. Special to this crowd, are the virgins of the sport, those who will be taking the triathlon plunge for the first time. If you fall into this category, welcome to the sport. And remember: while triathlon is officially defined as a three-discipline sport, it is important that you combine your swim-bike-run training with proper nutrition (the fourth leg of triathlon) to fuel your performance. Below, are nutrition essentials that will help you feel and perform your best as you prepare for race day.

  • 2008 Solstice Run

    Posted: 06.21.2008

    Welcometo OutdoorAthlete.com, proud sponsor and host the 2008 Solstice Run 5Kand 10K Run results. Please use the links below to access today'sresults. Once you are done comparing your time to age group or overallwinners, surf around the site and see some more interesting contentabout Outdoor Sports in Michigan and the rest of the country.

  • More Fire: How to Run and Train the Kenyan Way

    Posted: 07.07.2008
    From the Author of Train Hard, Win Easy, an Essential Book on Kenyan Long-Distance Running.

Most Popular

  • Running for Eric

    Posted: 03.28.2008
    Most marathon runners have a story. For some it's their personal Everest, for others a stepping stone to things bigger and broader. Matt Hartwell has a story, and like many others, his tale has a bitter start. Running, though, has unique healing qualities that helped buffer the emotional crevasse between tragedy and recovery.

  • Gear Check - Running with the Beat

    Posted: 06.20.2007
    Each month we highlight cool gear and gadgets for athletes. Check out what's featured

     

     

     

     

  • Easy Cycling Stretches and Flexibility Exercises

    Posted: 07.16.2008
    ...guaranteed to improve your performance and do away with cycling injuries for good.

Most Discussed

  • 2008 Solstice Run

    Posted: 06.21.2008 -- 6 comments

    Welcometo OutdoorAthlete.com, proud sponsor and host the 2008 Solstice Run 5Kand 10K Run results. Please use the links below to access today'sresults. Once you are done comparing your time to age group or overallwinners, surf around the site and see some more interesting contentabout Outdoor Sports in Michigan and the rest of the country.

  • 2008 Solstice Run

    Posted: 06.19.2008 -- 4 comments

  • The HIp Chronicles - Part 10

    Posted: 01.14.2008 -- 2 comments
    As most know, Scott Tinley was one of the most prolific triathletes of all time, competing in and winning hundreds of triathlons all over the globe. Scott has been suffering through hip problems for a number of years and recently decided to have his hip resurfaced on Thursday, December 13th in Wisconsin. Scott is providing an exclusive diary for Competitor so that our readers can follow his journey to recovery.
advertisement

This Month's Magazine

FEATURES EDITOR CLUBS TRAINING

Michigan's Olympians

August is a month to be proud of America and the world and also to be proud of the number of Olympians who have ties to the Great Lakes State. We feature two Michigan athletes, one who is making history - Sheila Taormina - and the other who is appearing in his first Olympics - Brian Sell.

full story

Welcoming New Kids on the Block

Bike shop owners tell me they're selling more bikes this year to people who are returning to cycling for recreation and commuting. It seems that $4-a-gallon gas will prompt many people to consider the bike as an alternative to their SUV.

full story

Going Clubbing

I don't remember exactly when I joined my first running club, but I have vivid memories of the club itself. It was the Ann Arbor (Michigan) Track Club, and someone I'd met at a race must have persuaded me to attend a track workout.

full story

Build Power to Build Speed

Improving the average power output you can sustain over the course of a ride or race is critical to becoming a faster rider. This twice a week workout will get you in the fast lane.

full story

New on CM Radio

  • Ally Davidson
    Also posted on CompetitorRadio.com, interview with Bill Leach and Tara Kirk.... Ally Davidson from Dallas,...
  • Young Guns
    Scotland's Fraser Cartmell, 26, has won the UK's 70.3 event for the past two years....
  • Kevin Gillotti
    Also posted on CompetitorRadio.com, interview with AJ Acosta, Dean Karnasas and John Howard.... Kevin...

Transitions

How Many Bikes do You Own?
 
advertisement