Meet Jessie Diggins, the American skier that made history at the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Meet Jessie Diggins, the American skier that made history at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Learn why middle school and high school students in LA embrace marathon running.
Read about how the Mother of Women’s Basketball defied expectation for female athletes and forever changed sports history.
Learn about Full Circle Everest, an all-black mountaineering team that plans to make history and bring representation to the world of mountaineering.
Learn about women’s outstanding achievements in Olympic games past and present.
The 2020 Olympic Games were postponed for a year to limit COVID-19 transmission. Should they be postponed again? What are the risks and rewards?
An ambitious goal of some dedicated mountaineers is climbing the tallest peak on each of the seven continents. Learn about the unique challenges these mountains pose.
No one would describe Yosemite National Park’s iconic Half Dome peak as a ski slope, but that didn’t stop two adventurous locals.
Learn about Karina Hollekim, a daredevil who survived a failed parachute jump and eventually was able to ski again.
Standing up for justice isn’t just good for equality; it’s also good for business.
Explore Mount Everest like a pro climber. See everything from the base camp to the summit thanks to innovative 360° camera equipment.
Explore some of National Geographic’s highlighted adventure photos.
Follow the journey of Garret McNamara as he attempts to surf the dangerously large waves of Portugal.
Roz Savage was the first woman to row solo across three oceans. Here, she talks about how her first voyage; how it came about that she gave up her normal life to row solo across the Atlantic, the obstacles that she faced, and how she overcame them.
Champion runner Kayla Montgomery refuses to let Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis halt her running career. Read about her here.
Watch mountain biking taken where you might never have imagined it could go!
The U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) has for decades won far more games and sold far more merchandise than their male counterparts. So why are they still paid less?
What makes an elite athlete fail just at the moment they’ve been training for since childhood? Read about the causes of “choking” and ways to prevent it.
Shortly after the attacks of September 11, 2001, Pat Tillman decided to leave his job as a football player for the Arizona Cardinals to enlist in the Army. He walked away from fame and a $3.6 million contract to defend his country.
Catch the excitement of “rez ball” and learn about what an important part of culture basketball is on Native American reservations.