With roots in military training, high-endurance ski mountaineering is finally catching on in the United States ...

The 100 year aniversary of the Winter Olympics is upon us. And for all the most chaotic reasons, it is the alpha sporting ...

Perfectionism is often seen as a virtue, but there’s a difference between healthy striving and maladaptive perfectionism—a pattern driven by fear of failure, external validation, and a sense of ...

It’s hard to watch someone see their dreams crash so hard in front of millions of viewers. But it’s something every sports fan sees multiple times every year.

Since 1993, the United Nations has fulfilled the ancient Greek tradition of the Olympic truce to ensure that athletes are not ...

At the end of the day, basketball is just not needed at the Summer Olympics. There is already so much to consume, you could ...

Meet Shaquille Anfernee Murray-Lawrence, a Canadian bobsled push athlete at the Milan Cortina Games. He was born in 1993, and yes, was named after Shaquille O’Neal and Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway, who ...

Loic Meillard of Switzerland used a strong second run to win the men’s slalom on a day that saw Brazilian ski racer Lucas ...

An American TV commentator recently labeled Gu Ailing, a freeskier of Chinese descent, as "ungrateful" when competing in the ...

With just over a week to go, The Athletic answers 21 questions on the weird and wonderful events of the Milano Cortina ...