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Throughout the years we have covered a host of outdoor fitness subjects including running, triathlons, hiking, cycling, mountain biking, kayaking, canoeing, skiing, snow sports, and the like. We have also given gear reviews, health and fitness articles, training and performance pieces, and many other stories on exciting places and events to see and do in Vermont.

This is a dynamic, searchable database of articles that have appeared in the pages of Vermont Sports Magazine since 1999. The most current items are at the top of this page. If you would like to search for an earlier article on a particular subject, click on the “List by Activity” drop-down menu at the top right of this box, select your sport, and you’ll find all the information we have on that sport.

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  • “Here Charles, take him out of the net. Now lower him down. Cradle him like this. Move him back and forth. There’s oxygen in the water. The current will carry it over his gills and rejuvenate him. You have to resuscitate them like this. You can’t just drop them back in. You’ll see. When he’s ready he’ll just slide right through your hands and take off.”

  • The 100on100 relay running race is somewhere between a wedding party and a one-act play. In a short span of time, team members get to know each other intimately, as they push themselves physically and mentally. They come to rely on one another for everything.

  • If you like to ride your bike, then Vermont is the place for you! Many weekends throughout the summer have long-distance, fully supported cycling events that raise money for worthy charities. Here is a summary of this summer’s fundraising rides.

    June 5 & 6
    TOUR DE KINGDOM
    15, 25, 50, 75, 100 miles

  • Age: 36
    Residence: Morrisville
    Family: Cat, Monster Baby
    Occupation: First and second grade teacher
    Primary sport: Running

  • Age: 42
    Residence: Burlington
    Family: Wife, Zoe Richards; three children, Silas, 8; Rosalie, 5; Miranda, 7 months
    Occupation: Science writer for the University of Vermont
    Primary sport: Running and telemark skiing

  • Calcaneal apophysitis, also known as Sever’s disease, is an inflammation of the growth plates in the heel. It commonly affects athletes between ages 7 and 15. Dr. Sever described this condition in 1912 as severe pain at heel-strike and usually affecting the active male.

    CAUSES

  • When Mike Silverman walks into a clothing store, the first thing he does is rub the fabric of a shirt or jacket between his fingers. At the same time, he’s noticing the layout of the sales floor, the colors, the designs, the lighting.

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