Have you ever realized you were in over your head in a race, moments after the starting gun went off? That's what happened to me last month, in a 10K snowshoe race at the Winter Mountain Games in Vail ...

Dress the same way for snowshoe racing as you might dress for a winter workout or hard run: tights, performance base layer, long-sleeve top, a light hat, gloves, gaiters or mini trail gaiters and ...

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Which running snowshoes are best? Winter is back again, and while some people prefer to hibernate, runners can find unique opportunities on the snowy trails. Running in snowshoes is becoming more and ...

Central New York runners are a rugged bunch. Sleet, wind chill, white-outs, just about anything Mother Nature throws at us only makes us stronger. But practically speaking, winter can be rough on our ...

Snow can really be a bummer for runners, especially if it sidetracks your plan to hit the roads. One solution to slipping and sliding in your running shoes is snowshoeing, which can turn the chilly ...

I f I learned anything participating in the Snow or No, We Go Trail Series last weekend, it was this: Running in snowshoes provides one heck of a workout. A relatively new winter race series, the Snow ...

Runners expecting to lose fitness during the winter months should see what strapping a pair of snowshoes to their feet will do for their endurance. Any year-round runner will feel light as air when ...

Lisa Jhung writes about running and other outdoor sports and the gear that goes with them as a freelance writer and adventurer living in Boulder, Colorado. New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden ...

Bruce Kelly still remembers the first time he saw a snowshoe race. He was driving by Turquoise Lake in Leadville when he spotted a line of men running by in the snow. He stopped someone to ask what ...

Snowshoeing is a strenuous, affordable antidote to cabin fever. Credit...Caleb Kenna for The New York Times Supported by By Amanda Loudin If you’re like a growing number of people, your holiday gift ...