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A Restaurant Crowd Jeered Lance Armstrong, So He Bought Everyone's Meals

By Mahita Gajanan

How Los Angeles Is Quickly Becoming a Cycle-Friendly City

By Kelton Wright

A Cyclist to a Terrorist: Your Fearmongering Has Failed

By Belinda Luscombe

Don't Have Time to Exercise? Do This for 10 Minutes

By Markham Heid

4 Weird Ways to Work Out

The following story is excerpted from TIME’s special edition, The Science of Exercise, which is available at Amazon. If your exercise routine is in need of an update, look no further. Exercise isn’t boring with...

By Alexandra Sifferlin July 5, 2017

The Easiest Way to Be Less Stressed at Work

Commuting to work by bike can help you start your day with less stress, new research suggests, and the benefit may have lasting effects through the afternoon and evening. The three authors of the new...

By Amanda MacMillan June 26, 2017

The Type of Exercise That Helps You Live Longer

Any type of exercise is good for your health. But in a recent study, researchers found that a specific type called high-intensity interval training (HIIT) may improve age-related changes in a person's cells. In the...

By Alexandra Sifferlin April 21, 2017

How Your Work Commute Can Help You Live Longer

Researchers say how you get to work could play a role in extending your life

By Alice Park April 20, 2017

You Might Want to Scale Back on Your Spinning Obsession

It’s one of the easiest exercises to overdo

By Markham Heid March 17, 2017

Why You Should Rethink Your Spinning Obsession

Spinning might look about the same as outdoor cycling or riding a stationary bike, but in many ways, it's a far more intense workout—and one of the easiest to overdo. First, there aren't many (if...

By Markham Heid March 17, 2017

We Never Talk Anymore

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute October 10, 2016

Feds Want Lance Armstrong's '90s Medical Records

It's part of a lawsuit to win back sponsorship money paid to his team

By Tessa Berenson August 6, 2015

Tour de France Victory Marred By Doping Suggestions

Spectators spat and threw urine at winner Chris Froome during the race

By Tara John July 27, 2015

See the Crazy Fans of the Tour de France

Wearing costumes and wielding props, these devoted fans cheer for their Tour de France favorites

By TIME Photo July 25, 2015

Injury Forces Out Tour de France Leader Tony Martin

Britain's Chris Froome, who was 12 seconds behind Martin, will now move into the overall lead

By Alissa Greenberg July 10, 2015

Watch This Man Try to Eat Like a Tour de France Cyclist

It doesn't end well

By Alissa Greenberg July 9, 2015

Watch a Terrifying Tour de France Crash

Riders and metal hurtling at speeds of 50 m.p.h. This doesn't end well

By Helen Regan July 8, 2015

Cycling

A Restaurant Crowd Jeered Lance Armstrong, So He Bought Everyone's Meals

How Los Angeles Is Quickly Becoming a Cycle-Friendly City

A Cyclist to a Terrorist: Your Fearmongering Has Failed

Don't Have Time to Exercise? Do This for 10 Minutes

4 Weird Ways to Work Out

The following story is excerpted from TIME’s special edition, The Science of Exercise, which is available at Amazon. If your exercise routine is in need of an update, look no further. Exercise isn’t boring with...

The Easiest Way to Be Less Stressed at Work

Commuting to work by bike can help you start your day with less stress, new research suggests, and the benefit may have lasting effects through the afternoon and evening. The three authors of the new...

The Type of Exercise That Helps You Live Longer

Any type of exercise is good for your health. But in a recent study, researchers found that a specific type called high-intensity interval training (HIIT) may improve age-related changes in a person's cells. In the...

How Your Work Commute Can Help You Live Longer

Researchers say how you get to work could play a role in extending your life

You Might Want to Scale Back on Your Spinning Obsession

It’s one of the easiest exercises to overdo

Why You Should Rethink Your Spinning Obsession

Spinning might look about the same as outdoor cycling or riding a stationary bike, but in many ways, it's a far more intense workout—and one of the easiest to overdo. First, there aren't many (if...

We Never Talk Anymore

These are today's best ideas

Feds Want Lance Armstrong's '90s Medical Records

It's part of a lawsuit to win back sponsorship money paid to his team

Tour de France Victory Marred By Doping Suggestions

Spectators spat and threw urine at winner Chris Froome during the race

See the Crazy Fans of the Tour de France

Wearing costumes and wielding props, these devoted fans cheer for their Tour de France favorites

Injury Forces Out Tour de France Leader Tony Martin

Britain's Chris Froome, who was 12 seconds behind Martin, will now move into the overall lead

Watch This Man Try to Eat Like a Tour de France Cyclist

It doesn't end well

Watch a Terrifying Tour de France Crash

Riders and metal hurtling at speeds of 50 m.p.h. This doesn't end well

Meet the British Soccer Player Bringing Lance Armstrong Back to the Tour de France Route

The disgraced cyclist took drugs to help him win the famous race

See the Real Side of China's Great Wall

This photographer cycled 4,000 miles along the country's Great Wall

9 Bicycle Gadgets That Will Keep You Safe in Style

Turn some heads in the name of fun and safety with this techy cycling gear