Josh Gale – Journalist. Editor. Yogi.

Welcome to another article in our series exploring how Suunto ambassadors and athletes keep their tanks fuelled. How and what they eat is as important as their training. The better the nutrition, the better the training.

Sometimes the best trail intel comes from sources other than the Google machine.

Ultra running champ Ryan Sandes showcases his home training trails in stunning Cape Town, South Africa by creating a challenging new adventure route.

Adventure traveller Kate Middleton shares 5 tips to create your own personal adventure travel lifestyle.

If you love mountain biking, and want to share it with the family, here are 10 tips for having a MTB holiday everyone will enjoy.

Able to travel fast and far, mountain bikers can enjoy many vistas in a few hours. Spanish rider and Sports Tracker Ambassador Sònia Colomo explains how to get going with this fun adventure sport.

Like all sports, hiking involves particular skills and strengths that take time to develop. We talk to a Sports Tracker Ambassador Eveliina Kupiainen who moved to the Alps for adventure about how to gain them.

With the ninth edition of Red Bull X-Alps just around the corner – and Suunto once again a main partner – we preview the sheer audacity of the race route.

Pierre Bouchard began cycle touring in 1990 and has since travelled all over the world, covering the distance of four loops of the planet. In this first of three instalments* about the “Nomads” we asked him what he’s learned.

Nomads Pierre Bouchard and Janick Lemieux have cycled all over the world, covering an equivalent distance of four loops of the planet. In this second instalment of our three part series*, we asked them about daily life on the road.

In this third part of our series* about them, nomadic globe-pedalling cyclists Pierre Bouchard and Janick Lemieux tell us which countries were the most bicycle friendly!

Whether it’s the martial arts, cooking, or walking and hiking, preparation is a crucial part of the process. Get it wrong, and later down the track you’ll probably encounter obstacles. Better to put a little extra effort in at the beginning.

Last year ultra runner and Suunto athlete Rickey Gates ran across the United States to get to know his country better. Now he’s running every single street in San Francisco to get to know his city better. Do the same in your city, town, or neighborhood, and be up to win one of his Suunto watches.

Some adventures are too long and too epic to navigate with paper maps. A Frenchman doing a 6000 km solo thru-hike and bike of New Zealand is going all in on a Suunto 9 for navigation instead.

In our fast moving modern world, walking is just the thing we need to slow down and stay in balance. It might not be as glamorous as road cycling or trail running, but this ancient sport has far more to offer than you might imagine.

Marty Schmidt is quite possibly the best climber you’ve never heard of. Denali Schmidt has a big name to live up to.

The first watch in Suunto’s new World Collection is named after Mount Kailash, the revered holy mountain in Tibet. So sacred is it to four Asian religions that climbing it is off limits. Yet, Kailash mysteriously calls people to it from all over the world. No one who answers the call returns the same.

Pro mountain guide and Suunto ambassador Mark Smiley has amassed stacks of glacier and crevasse crossing experience. He decided to combine that knowledge with his other passion – adventure filmmaking – to create an accessible online video course.

Sleepwalkers look elsewhere: these are some of the world’s most spectacularly exposed mountain huts.

Explore some of the world’s strangest and most unusual mountain summits.