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How to Train for High Altitude Races and Adventures
By Sarah Keyes I love where I live. The Adirondacks are a special place and I like to boast that there isn’t anywhere better. The only thing missing could potentially be access to high altitude. The highest point of New York is Mount Marcy at 5,343’ and while I would...
Jay Hagan is a Leadman!
We are stoked to share the passionate and inspiring story and recap of a Tailwind athlete, Jay Hagan, who is officially a Leadman! Jay has graciously shared his experiences from each race he completed to achieve the Leadman title. If you are unfamiliar with this term,...
Athlete Highlight: Ultra Runner Pam Reed
Stick around to learn about one of our amazing Tailwind athletes, Pam Reed! She is an ultra runner that never fails to impress. How and when did you discover your sport? Pam: I have been ultra running since I was 28 years old. I am now 60. My husband's client...
Tips From The Crew
So you’ve been asked to crew… now what? That is precisely how I felt when Maggie asked me to crew her for High Lonesome 100. I have been following Maggie’s races for the past couple of years but have never been in charge of making sure she is successful. Well, that...
Leadville 100 MTB Race Tips
If you are getting ready for the Leadville Trail 100 Mountain Bike Race, you are among many determined athletes hoping to complete 100 miles across some of the most rugged, extreme, and beautiful terrain of the Colorado Rockies. It’s not called “The Race Across the...
Leadville 100 MTB Race Fueling Plan
Are you gearing up for the Leadville 100 Mountain Bike Race and have some questions about nutrition? Lucky for you, we know a guy who’s had his fair share of the notorious race (good and bad) - none other than our co-founder Jeff Vierling! Jeff has had the honor of...
Hydrating on a Hike
At first glance, it may seem as if Tailwind products are best suited for long, intense activity - trail running, mountain biking, marathon training, etc. However, there are countless instances where hydration and easy-to-digest calories are beneficial! Take hiking...