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The Best Energy Supplement Ever?

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Lance Armstrong swears by a previously obscure antioxidant for a boost of energy. Research suggests it works so well, it’s certain to get banned.

Surgery or Acupuncture?

Thursday, July 23, 2009

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Surgery has always been a daunting prospect for athletes, but will new research prove it unnecessary?

Riders to Watch in This Year’s Tour

Friday, July 3, 2009

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The 2009 Tour de France runs July 4 to 26. Versus will carry live coverage on cable (go to Versus for a schedule and full coverage).

An ugly crash. A new drug-test showdown. A deadbeat sponsor. A dysfunctional team. Oh, and a surprise baby. You can’t call it a storybook comeback. But these challenges are just what Lance Armstrong needed to prove he is, finally, more man than machine.

Your Perfect Weekend May 23-25

Thursday, May 21, 2009

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This Memorial Weekend test your endurance on Daniel Boone's historic trail through the Virginia hills, or relax old fashioned style on on a train ride to Kansas City with some BBQ and fireworks.

Buy the Right Shoe

Monday, April 13, 2009

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What an athlete really needs is knee-saving cushioning and the support of a cross-trainer. The engineers at Reebok agree.

Best of 2008: Lance’s Bike Shop, Mellow Johnny’s

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

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Best of 2008: Lance’s Bike Shop, Mellow Johnny’s

Lance Armstrong's 18,000-square-foot bike shop made its debut in Austin, Texas, in May, and it’s much more than just a place to buy a new ride.

Citizen Lance

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

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Jetting from state to state, dating celebrity blondes, texting politicians: how Lance is not so secretly prepping to become the next Arnold.

Greg LeMond vs. The World

Monday, June 30, 2008

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These days, the first American Tour de France champion seems to have more vendettas than victories.

Tom Brokaw Interviews Lance Armstrong

Monday, July 10, 2006

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On the eve of the first Tour de France without him in eight years, the world’s greatest athlete finally lets down his guard, opening up about his next great challenges and speaking candidly about Sheryl, cancer, doping, cycling, and life as a retired immortal.

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