I’m a runner. And although I own some cozy outdoor running gear, I don’t particularly love the winter.

Like stainless steel waterbottles and motorized scooters, yoga is making its way into the lives of many individuals. Regardless of age, profession, or ailment, more people are breathing, stretching, and flowing into various levels or yogis and yoginis.

It seems like if you slap the word “organic” on anything these days, it sells. Don’t organic clothes sound better than regular clothes? Organic apples taste better than regular apples?

Pollution and community walkability has been connected in a new study comparing the degree of ease for walking with local levels of air quality. Researchers have found that some neighbourhoods might be good for moving on foot,

With the weather still at its prime, each glorious day is perfect for a little golf. And the best excuse? Hit the links a little greener with a high-performance golf ball that’s better for the planet.

In search for “hot yoga” in my area, I stumbled upon Moshka Yoga, a discipline of the ancient art driven to attain enlightenment.

Runner-driven sneaker company New Balance (newbalance.com) is on their way to adding an eco-driven collection of shoes to its outdoor line of durable, reliable footwear.

The National Hockey League reported on Friday that Reebok announced that the t-shirts worn by the 2009 Stanley Cup Champions post-win will be made from organic cotton.

Share a passion for the environment as well as running? You’re not alone. Regardless if you’re sprinting towards sustainability or jogging while keeping it green, The Greenteam is a great online resource for runners who pound the pavement with the planet in mind.

Reducing the use of energy-draining exercise equipment is an excellent way to move towards eco-exercise. But it doesn’t have to be equipment free. In fact, it can even double as an attractive addition to your home.