Preparing for Tevis is just like preparing for any other endurance ride. Okay, it’s not. Okay, it is…but it isn’t. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to get ready for Tevis, here’s a window into...

What does it take to get a good prospect to the starting line of the famed Western States 100 Mile Trail Ride? I sat down with Atlas and his owner, Layne Lewis, to ask.

Atlas leaned back on his hindquarters. I gave him his head, and his forelegs dropped over the steep ledge. The rocks shifted on the slope, but held. His hind end caught up just in time to make a sharp...

Heat acclimation is a tool used by all kinds of athletes to improve their ability to perform in hot and/or humid conditions. Endurance riders can benefit from it as well. Here's what you need to know.

In preparation for Tevis, Atlas and I took on the 100-miler at Mary & Anna Memorial 2024. His performance? Stellar! Except for that one thing...

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There isn’t a world in which riding Tevis will be easy. However, there absolutely are ways I can prepare my body and mind for the challenge. In following along, you’ll pick up some strategies you can apply...

After two spinal fusion surgeries, endurance rider Layne Lewis shares her recovery strategies for returning to the saddle.