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Summer Training for Cross Country Skiing

Ben Ogden’s Summer Training for Nordic Skiing

Checking In with Ben Ogden After The First Big Training Block of The Summer Summer training for cross country skiing is somewhat unique – you’re training for an endurance sport that you really cannot do in the off season. For runners and cyclists, it’s always possible to run or bike in some capacity, with adjustments

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Allie O Granola Recipe

Showcasing shredded coconut, maple and chai stroopwafels, and a handful of your favorite nuts – this one won’t last long in the pantry.  We love it atop our morning yogurt with an extra splash of maple syrup and some blueberries. Ingredients: 2 c. oats 1 c. shredded coconut 1/2 c. chopped nuts 3 chopped UnTapped

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UnTapped Welcomes Ian Boswell

Gravel cycling standout Ian Boswell has signed with UnTapped Athletic Nutrition for his 2024 season. “The importance of fueling in endurance sports is the key to reaching our full potential and accomplishing our goals,” says Boswell.  “Since moving to Vermont in 2017, my understanding and appreciation for maple has grown.  It’s no longer just something

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Carbohydrate Revolution

As a highly experienced endurance athlete and sports physiologist, I have been intrigued by the recent discussion surrounding the “Carbohydrate Revolution” sweeping the pro peloton. Just kidding.  I don’t know much about anything, certainly not endurance, physiology or the pro peloton.  That said, as one of the owners of a carbohydrate company, and an infrequent rider of

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Angles Otherwise Unseen

PC: Dominique Powers I sit at the Venice airport, cappuccino in front of me, a bit groggy, occasionally cupping my swollen cheek in hand and wondering how noticeable my lopsided face is. It’s a mere four days from the second ever UCI gravel world championships, and as a selected athlete I have just finished the travel

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King Challenge

UnTapped co-founder Ted King rides his bike a lot. But one day, one ride, one event stands above the rest. Here, Ted explains his favorite ride of the year. For the past thirteen years, when you flip my calendar to October, the third Saturday of the month has a big circle around it. That day

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