After winning the 2024 World Indoor Championships in the 1500 meters, Geordie Beamish shifts his focus to the outdoor season. Follow Geordie to Paris for his second steeplechase of the year and see how an athlete prepares for a race on the world stage.
Amy Hunt is a 23-year-old Olympic Sprinter for Team Great Britain. She won silver in Tokyo in 2025 and has an amazing future ahead of her. We joined Amy in Venice, Italy, to get an inside look into her training and life as she prepares for the World Indoor Championships next week. She’s coming for medals.
After years in Portland, OR with pro team Bowerman Track Club, American distance runner Grant Fisher made a bold move—leaving the system behind to train solo with his former high school coach, Mike Scannell, in the mountains of Park City, Utah. This latest Dig Deeper Story explores the mindset, decisions, and sacrifices behind that transition. From redefining his environment to designing a training setup that works for him, Grant is building a new path to becoming the best version of himself.
et inside the head of Arc’teryx athlete Martin Kern as he attempts the 175K La Diagonale des Fous, a course with over 10,000 meters of climbing — so brutal he reaches the point where, “with a shattered body, it’s your mind that carries you forward.”
This lyrical portrait of suffering and serendipity is told through Martin’s lens, developed over a lifetime of training, deep connection to the land, and self-reflection.
In "Les Sommets Libres”, Ulrich Ndjike, a youth worker and mountain enthusiast, invites young people from underprivileged neighborhoods to explore a world that feels completely foreign to them: the Alpine peaks. For these youth, the idea of climbing a mountain is a challenge that seems as distant as Mont Blanc on the horizon.
Fresh off his victory in the 1500m at the Olympic Games, Cole Hocker is back—hungry for more.
We caught up with Cole in Provo, Utah, where he and his team were locked into an intense training camp. Over several days, we followed his workouts, listened in on team conversations, and captured the mindset of an athlete at the top of his game—pushing even harder after Olympic gold.
After completing two master’s degrees at the Longy School of Music, composer and musician Liz Derstine heads into the wilderness to chase another big goal: attempting a self-supported Fastest Known Time on the Pacific Crest Trail. As she navigates isolation, harsh new climates, and demanding terrain, she searches to understand her unrelenting drive to squeeze the most out of life and herself, in music and in miles.
We Are Here is a powerful documentary following seven Black British women as they take on the world’s most prestigious trail running stage, the 2025 UTMB World Series Finals in Chamonix. More than a story about sport, We Are Here explores visibility, representation and belonging in the outdoors. Historically, trail running and mountain sport have lacked ethnic diversity, particularly among Black women. By standing on these global start lines together, these athletes challenge historic norms and expand the image of who belongs in the mountains.
Arc’teryx athlete Jazmine Lowther and sports performance psychologist Dr. John Coleman discuss flow state — and what it's like to experience it on the trails. Listen in, find out how to access this elusive sensation when you’re in the mountains, then tune in out there.
For 23 years, the American men’s marathon record stood untouched.
In 2025, Conner Mantz changed that.
From the grind of training to the start line in Chicago, this film follows his journey — and the race that rewrote American distance running history.
