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Reclaiming the Outdoors with Hike Clerb

Reclaiming the Outdoors with Hike Clerb

Ecotherapists Are Working to Make the Outdoors More Inclusive

Amid pandemic stress and racial violence, many communities of color have turned to wilderness areas for healing.

A hiking hotline for pep talks and dad jokes - Los Angeles Times

A live person will tell you dad jokes or take you through a guided meditation.

10 Travel Ideas to Make the Most of the Summer

There's never been a better way to explore the West. Here are just a few ways to hit the road with sustainability, nature, and culture in mind.

Evelynn Escobar's Hike Clerb Expands Outdoors Programs

Evelynn Escobar's Hike Clerb is expanding its mission of getting everyone outdoors beyond Los Angeles.

Foot Locker Celebrates LatinX Heritage Month with Unveil of "Flow Original"

    To celebrate LatinX Heritage Month, Foot Locker is debuting the first clase of “Flow Original,” which highlights LatinX sneakerheads, designers, etc. that are using their unique voice to curate style and shape the future of

LatinX Heritage Month Celebrated in Foot Locker's Inaugural "Flow Original"

In celebration of LatinX Heritage Month, Foot Locker debuts the first clase of "Flow Original,” which highlights LatinX sneakerheads, designers,

This Low-Impact Workout Is a Lesson in Being Kinder to Ourselves—And Our Bodies

'I'm a Fitness Instructor, and Walking Is the Most Important Workout of My Week'

‘I’m a Fitness Instructor, and Walking Is the Most Important Workout of My Week’ Zoe Weiner © Photo: W+G Creative Walking for exercise The fitness instructor at the front of your studio—or on your screen—might look invincible. They perform dozens of burpees (in a row) or pedal their spin bikes at breakneck speeds, all while somehow keeping smiles on their faces and doling out motivational mantras. But as Charlee Atkins, founder of Le Sweat, says on The Well+Good Podcast, "On the other side of it...you're just like breaking down, hitting a wall." After eight years as a SoulCycle instructor, some days spending over four hours on the bike, Atkins says her body couldn't take it anymore. Her hips were "crunchy," she says. Because the fact of the matter is, this type of all-out exercise regimen just doesn't work—it isn't good for your body and it isn't good for your spirit.