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Before she on-sighted the 2,000-foot Northwest Face of Half Dome, in October, the 28-year-old sylph from Kentucky was already hailed as one of the world’s best sport climbers winning both the X Games and the World Cup earlier this decade. On-sighting free-climbing on her first try, without…

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Surfing's superstars dish on waves, winning, and women

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Descendants of Shackleton's 1908 South Pole crew set out on another attempt

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Thanks in large part to Al Gore, environmental documentaries have moved from low–rent anonymity to bankable cinema. These three DVDs get the entertainment/inspiration balance right.

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“Would you like to? Do you want to? Would you like to? Do you want to?” For days, these words—set to techno elevator music—have been on repeat in my head, thanks to the Earworms Musical Brain Trainer ($17; ear­wormslearning.com), a new audio course that promises to effortlessly infiltrate my skull…

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A new trend in scaled-down living reimagines the gear closet

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Following the lead of NBA guard Stephon Marbury, whose $15 Starbury basketball shoe is sold through budget retailer Steve & Barry’s, Laird Hamilton hits S&B shelves in May with his surf line, Wonderwall. The collection will feature some 250 graphic T-shirts, polos, pants, and boardshorts—all for less than $15. “The…

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June 5–8, bouldering’s World Cup returns to the U.S. for the first time in two decades, at the Teva Mountain Games, in Vail, Colorado. And Chris Sharma, who’s been living in Spain of late, comes with it. The 27-year-old Californian is one of the world’s strongest technical climbers but has…

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BASE jumper Karina Hollekim talks courage, fear, and her near-fatal crash.

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