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Local company competing with Peloton continues growth after opening studio in historic Chattanooga Choo Choo

Four rows of bikes, about 40 in all, line the new cycling studio inside the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo. Colorful lights swivel throughout, pulsating to the music as a spin instructor shouts instructions to a nearly empty room.

By Mark Pace March 1, 2019

Missy Elliott, an instructor, leads a class at Echelon Studio Wednesday, January 9, 2019 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. While there was one attendees physically in the class, there were several others tuning in through an application as they worked out in other locations. Attendees through the application can be seen on the screen in the upper lefthand corner.

Unlock your child’s leadership potential through outdoor recreation

There are plenty of books claiming to crack the secret to becoming a good leader. But Andy Johnson, owner of Try Kidz, says he has seen plenty of leaders emerge naturally within his youth sports organization. And it isn't always the most charismatic kids or the most compelling communicators who end up taking charge, as some might have you believe.

By Myron Madden March 1, 2019

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Bird nerds: Do you know the true meaning behind the term ‘wingman’?

Bird idioms explained

By Sunny Montgomery March 1, 2019

As they say, "Birds of a feather flock together."

A primer to the 2019 Bassmaster Classic and the 4 locals competing

A primer for the 2019 Bassmaster Classic

By Nick Carter March 1, 2019

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Be a maker: Create your own outdoor gear with a 3D printer

If you're a camper, cyclist, hiker, climber or paddler in Chattanooga's great outdoors, it's time to add another descriptor to your bio: maker.

By Lisa Denton March 1, 2019

3D printers are provided for use at the Chattanooga Public Library on Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017, in Chattanooga, Tenn. Though providing traditional access to books and literacy programs is still the library's core objective, they have expanded access to technology, music and crafts for the public.

How to travel abroad on a dirtbag budget

Outdoor adventure doesn't have to be limited by your bank balance

By Sunny Montgomery March 1, 2019

How nature seals the deal: Local wildlife talks flirting, romance and hookups

Love is in the air this spring - and it isn't just Chattanooga's human population coming out of hibernation in search of a bae.

By Myron Madden March 1, 2019

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A look at the outdoor industry’s top trends for 2019

The outdoor industry is poised for some big changes this year, from the introduction of game-changing materials offering both performance and sustainability, to a push toward offering a wider range of sizes in the retail market. And there's no indication that the quickly evolving wearable tech sector is slowing down any time soon.

By Emily Crisman March 1, 2019

REI's "Force of Nature" campaign features women of all shapes, sizes and ethnic backgrounds.

Naturalist Note: The sum of our parts

There is an ant hill in my front yard, and I love to watch it. Yup, I am that girl stooped over the grass with a magnifying glass.

By Sunny Montgomery February 27, 2019

A spotter stands below an unseen climber at Hound Ears in Boone, North Carolina, during the first competition of the annual Triple Crown bouldering series. (Photo contributed by Rock/Creek)

Making strides: A blind triathlete and her guide dog

Meet the blind Chattanooga runner and her new guide dog, specially trained by Guiding Eyes for the Blind.

By Sunny Montgomery February 4, 2019

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