HQ Happenings

This microwave baked oatmeal is an upgrade to your regular bowl of oats with its rich flavor, extra protein boost, and no extra bowls to wash. Bonus: it's ready in five minutes!

Picky Club Lifepoints Weekend is full of sweat, laughs, and all our favorite parts of Bend. It's part adult stayaway camp, part weird family reunion, and we look forward to it each year.

After a successful Kickstarter and soft-launch to the Picky Club, our newest product is finally ready for the masses! So what exactly is Performance Oatmeal, and why's it so special?

With race day looming, Sarah and Coach Lieto take to the track for a check in workout. Mostly to check on fitness, also to check if Sarah's only been training her chugging muscles...

A veteran to events but a rookie to triathlon, Sarah gives a glimpse into Ironman Kona. From sampling at the tent to racing a dying battery for race day social media coverage...

"I’ve never been more proud that you’re my mom." We’re in the 25th mile of the Cleveland Marathon, and just as I tipped the cup of cheap beer someone handed me in the middle...

I'm on the plane heading to Cleveland as I write this. Go ahead and tally "redeye cross country flight two days before the race" to the list of bonehead things I've done this...

When it comes to balancing business and sport, we've got two of the best. CEO and co-founder Jesse Thomas spends the time he's not swim-bike-running keeping things running...

Being sour over an injury isn't going to help anything or make my glutes magically start firing, so we're not going to dwell on it. Here are the glute activation exercises my PT assigned...

I've run less than an hour total in the last 12 days, but I have done the following: Had the most painful "massage" of my life. Read a lot about and used the following new-to-me rehab...

Call it karma or irony, but after declaring last weekend’s 20 miler my first ever successful running of the distance, I spent most of this week niggle-nursing. (That’s what you call it...

I remember the first time I felt like a “real” runner. It wasn't running a certain distance or time, getting a piece of fancy equipment or my first real training injury. It didn't come...