Mattie Schuler
Journalist at Freelance
Writer, editor, journalist—outdoor enthusiast and adventure addict.
Articles
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1 month ago |
gearjunkie.com | Mattie Schuler
I’m not necessarily shy about peeing outside, but there have been many times when I’ve had to trek a long way off a busy trail for some privacy. Rather than simply squatting behind the nearest tree, I’ve ended up tromping over downed logs and squishy, moss-laden ground to find a spot where no one could see. But the GoFly zipper tech from Gnara claims to solve that problem — or, at least, to make it easier for women.
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1 month ago |
mensfitness.com | Mattie Schuler
Training for a 10K race is difficult. It isn’t a sprint, so running shorter distances on a track isn’t as crucial, but it’s not even a half-marathon either—so sustained long distance runs aren’t as beneficial. And your pace needs to be fast, but not too fast, or your body will be gassed long before you cross the finish line. With correct training, nutrition, and a proper mindset, you can get faster. It’s just a matter of knowing how.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Mattie Schuler
Training for a 10K race is difficult. It isn’t a sprint, so running shorter distances on a track isn’t as crucial, but it’s not even a half-marathon either—so sustained long distance runs aren’t as beneficial. And your pace needs to be fast, but not too fast, or your body will be gassed long before you cross the finish line. With correct training, nutrition, and a proper mindset, you can get faster. It’s just a matter of knowing how.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Jennifer Nied |Andi Breitowich |Mattie Schuler |Sabrina Talbert
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."I go for walks all the time—with my dog or pushing my daughter in a stroller. But to be honest, I rarely return thinking, Whew, workout accomplished. I moved and got some steps in, sure, but it often didn’t feel as intense or challenging as my other sweats. Lately, though, I’ve totally rethought that somewhat shortsighted view.
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2 months ago |
denver.diningout.com | Mattie Schuler
For decades coffee shops have acted as the perfect place to meet up with friends, get work done, and enjoy a dose of caffeine. A cozy cafe is also great when you want to stay warm while the cold winds are blowing and the taste of snow or rain is in the air.. Boulder has no shortage of coffee shops and cafes. A few have been around for decades and still remain a local favorite. Others just rolled up onto the scene, already making a name around town.
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