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Rangers' Secrets: Grand Canyon National Park It was not the Grand Canyon’s majestic landscape, but a cafeteria on the North Rim that changed Florida native Vanya Pryputniewicz’s life... |
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The World's Sketchiest Base Jumps "Sketchy Andy” Lewis first came to fame thanks to a documentary featured in the Reel Rock Film Tour—a traveling film festival... |
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To Protect Your Legs From Injury, Strengthen Your Hips Runners with weak hip muscles could have a higher risk of injury, according to a research review conducted by a group of Australian scientists. The... |
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What's Worse? Drowning or Crocodile? Before he became the face of adventure travel on the television show "Adventures with Purpose," Richard Bangs was a world-class... |
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Hit-and-Run Driver Tweets About Hitting Cyclist There are a number of acceptable reactions a motorist can have to accidentally clipping a cyclist and sending him reeling off the road—pull... |
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80-Year-Old Man Becomes Oldest to Summit Everest Despite four heart operations, 80-year-old Japanese climber Yuichiro Miura became the oldest person to reach the summit of Mount Everest Thursday at... |
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Blazing Fast Teen Runner Sets Mile Record 2013 is becoming the year of the female high school running phenom. Sixteen-year-old Alana Hadley has run 1:16 for a half-marathon, but even that... |
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Going Outside This Spring? Know the New Tornado Alley On Monday, a massive twister responsible for at least 24 deaths tore through Moore, Oklahoma, in the region known as Tornado Alley. ... |
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The Myth of 'No Pain, No Gain' By Peter Milburn, Griffith University—The value of regular physical activity to a person’s well-being is unequivocal. But how much... |
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When Yellowstone Bears Run Out of Fish, They Feed On… A decline in native fish in Yellowstone National Park is causing the region’s grizzly bears to turn to a new source of food: Baby elk. Since... |
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