Five segments of slopestyle, freeride, skateparks. and dirt, shot across Canada, New Zealand, Spain, France and Germany. On 16mm and digital, grain next to sharpness, on purpose. Three years of looking at spots differently and riding them accordingly. Some of it had never been done before.
One year before she pulled on the yellow jersey, Kim Le Court-Pienaar raced Paris-Roubaix Femmes with a wrist injury that would later be diagnosed as a torn scapholunate ligament. She still finished tenth.
What followed was a remarkable transformation. Kim claimed her first professional road victory at the 2024 Giro d’Italia Women, returned stronger in 2025 to win Liège–Bastogne–Liège, and arrived at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift ready to discover just how far she could go.
Over the winter, long-time TR East Coast ambassadors Alex and Ella McAndrew reached out about running an event in their neck of the woods. With a limited demo schedule, we organized Laps and Taps, a group ride tour across three states and seven different trailheads. With the grill en tow, we met up with everything from die-hard enduro racers to mountain bike enthusiasts on New England's diverse network of trails. It was awesome to see how passionate everyone was about their local trails and their willingness to show us the local lines. This new video documents a weekend well spent on some of New England's best single track offerings.
Fundo Puchegüín is a newly protected area within the Cochamó commune. It connects one of the largest biological corridors in Latin America—a key bridge for species like the huemul to roam freely and recover their habitat.
Siebe Vanhee sets out to onsight Voie Petit, a brutal 12-pitch 8a+ line at 3,500m on the Grand Capucin, completely alone — no partner, no static ropes, just lead rope solo technique and a drone circling above. But even a solo mission as a professional climber has a crew: a manager on the phone, a sponsor waiting for footage, a director on the glacier, and Vanhee himself playing climber, cameraman and storyteller all at once, selfie-interviewing his own exhaustion pitch by pitch.
Breath Beyond follows endurance athlete Klaas Willems on an extraordinary journey from the trails of Sardinia to the start line of the Lavaredo Ultra Trail 50K in the Dolomites.
"Emil & Karl - Small Tires, Big Mountains" follows two fathers and their sons on a six-day mountain biking odyssey through the Swiss Alps. Amidst mercilessly steep climbs and their children's whimsical moods, they master every unexpected hurdle with patience and humor.
The journey is marked by childlike enthusiasm, nature experiences, and intimate moments. The film celebrates the shared experience of adventures with a low ecological footprint and strengthens the father-child bond amidst majestic nature.
Watch six surfers at the forefront of a new generation – Caroline Marks, Molly Picklum, Sierra Kerr, Erin Brooks, Sky Brown, and Caity Simmers – join together to step forward and forge the future of the sport. Filmed across Mexico, Indonesia, Australia, Fiji, Tahiti, South Africa, California, Hawaii, and El Salvador, Now Days captures how camaraderie and rivalry coexist as they surf side by side, raising the level together at the highest tier of the sport.
A documentary presented by Athletic Brewing Company, Ultra Mom follows Athletic Ambassador Kaylin Goepper, a coach, ultra-marathoner, and mother. While training for an upcoming 50K is daunting, Kaylin discovers that motherhood has made her a stronger, more determined athlete.
Every ski season, Mount Washington sees an average of 25 life-threatening sliding falls. The Proving Ground is a short film from Warden Co., produced in partnership with the Mt. Washington Avalanche Center Foundation, exploring the dangers of recreating on the mountain that go beyond avalanche risk alone - told through the stories of those who have survived, and those who tragically have not.
