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When you consistently stress the body and the mind, you are changing your chemical makeup. Here’s what the latest science tells us about burnout.
These science-backed hacks can help you lower your stress levels almost instantly
These 8 concepts I learned translated far beyond just the physical practice
As most of the world stays indoors for days on end, we're all feeling varying degrees of cabin fever. Here's how to make sure you come out of it OK.
This simple piece of gear will keep you fit—and from punching holes in the walls—during quarantine
Flatten the curve, skip the group ride, and head for the hills solo—it'll do wonders for your body and mind
How did I ever function without Heretic's Dirty Grass wafting from my pulse points?
In Nepal, where mental-health issues are widespread following a long civil war and the 2015 earthquake, one organization offers counseling alongside primary care
New research parses the different effects of exercise on anger as an emotion versus anger as a mood
One of our editors spent a month working through her feelings with Woebot, a therapy chat bot. Here's how it went.
In 2017, the suicide rate in Durango, Colorado, was three times the national average. After 32 deaths in two years, the town's leaders banded together and instituted a range of changes with the goal of stopping the contagion. Their efforts may help other mountain towns to put an end to the grim "suicide belt" moniker for good.
How to support a loved one who has witnessed something awful that changed their relationship to the outdoors
Garmin and Apple are among a recent wave of companies who’ve entered the stress tracking market. Do the products live up to their claims?
Maybe smashing objects is therapeutic. But there's only one way to find out.
And you probably have it. But with a lot of work—and maybe a few therapy sessions—you can overcome it.
Florence Williams has been writing about the tangible benefits of getting outdoors for years. Presenting the best of what she's learned.
The unexpected techniques and technologies that military service members and veterans are using to cope with stress and its related disorders
Fitness gains don’t occur during workouts, they occur after. Recovering while stressed could throw a serious wrench into your training.
In the wake of the X Games star's suicide, friends contemplate the role of repeated head injuries and the psychological toll of retiring from BMX