In the Media | Uphill Athlete

In the Media

Articles on “Training for the Uphill Athlete”

  • Outside Magazine: The Ultimate Cross-Training Workout for Runners
  • Ultrarunning Magazine
  • The Business Times
  • New York Times Running
  • Men’s Health
  • Washington Post
  • Revista Oxigeno (Spain)
  • David Goettler and his Everest attempt without supplementary oxygen
  • Legends in the Field | Boulder Weekly
  • Colorado Runner
  • The Uphill Skier’s Manual | Ski Mag
  • Trail Runner’s Book Review: Training for the Uphill Athlete | Trail Runner
  • Uphill Athlete’ Confirms: Kilian Jornet Is Superhuman | Outside Online
  • Nose to the Wind | Patagonia Blog
  • Turning the Pages: “Training for the Uphill Athlete” | Faster Skier
  • Training for the Uphill Athlete — First Look | Wild Snow
  • Barkley Marathons: no finishers again in race ‘that eats its young’, but lessons in prioritising fun from former winner John Kelly | South China Morning Post
  • 7 Exercises to Stretch and Strengthen your Calf Muscles | Outside Online
  • 14 Types of Push-Ups—and How They Help You | Outside Online
  • Jornet, House, Johnston: Big Names Pen Book for Uphill Athletes | Gear Junkie
  • Alpinist Steve House Shares Tips on Training In Between Seasons | Adventure Sports Network
  • How to Train Specifically for Mountain Running | Trail Runner
  • Intelligent Design: Steve House espouses the benefits of separating skill and strength training | Rock and Ice
  • Cross-Country Skiing Is Ideal Cross-Training for Trail Runners | Trail Runner
  • What Everyone Gets Wrong About Endurance Training | Outside Magazine
  • Steve House: il mio alpinismo tra testa, tecnica e fitness | Montagna.tv
  • How Adrian Ballinger Summited Everest Without Oxygen | Men’s Journal
  • The Everest Diet: How a climber reprogrammed his metabolism to try to reach the peak | Sports Illustrated
  • Podcasts on “Training for the Uphill Athlete”

    “A training bible for anyone who skis uphill”
    – Ski Magazine

    “As much a feast for the intellect as it is for the eyes.”
    – Ski Magazine

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