Syren USA has built a wonderful team of female ambassadors throughout the years. Recently, it added three more amazing women to the ranks. Meet Lindsey Martin, Blayke Barlow and Aniston Hamil.

In an interesting series of interviews, Michelle Cerino talks to former pro-shooter Vera Koo about topics that pertain to Vera’s success and life story. Find out how Vera’s advice about how to be a good Chinese wife could translate into modern day marriage tips.

The Skin Cancer Foundation reminds winter sports enthusiasts that sun protection is important during cold weather.

The National Women’s Sailing Association (NWSA) and Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA) have collaborated to bring the Women’s Sailing Conference to Long Beach, California.

Vera Koo’s husband, Carlos, has been featured here at The WON. He has shared his adventures with his daughter, Christina, as his companion. From salmon to sharks, the dynamic duo has struck out to make memories.

Anyone who knows or knows of Vera Koo will admire her for her outstanding athleticism. Yet, she didn’t grow up as a fierce competitor, but trained herself. In this post, we can see what she has passed along to her daughters as competitors, and why her husband has been a life coach to encourage her to compete and not give up.

Every mountain biker understands that the ride is more than just the trail. Discover the best states for mountain biking based on seven key factors.

NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, invites everyone to celebrate the shooting sports during the 2025 National Shooting Sports Month® this August.

Austen Smith, of Keller, Texas, earns bronze in Women’s Skeet at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Chateauroux Shooting Rage in France.

Babbs takes the Duluth Dryfecta rain coat to Alaska and loves how it didn’t let her down in rain and mist.

In this first installment of our publisher’s op-ed column, Babbs weighs in on men and boys in women’s and girls’ sports.

Nancy Keaton takes a Garrett Ace Apex metal detector out on two Texas hunts, and winds up richer for it. Find out more about why she likes this hobby and this detector!

The following blog is an excerpt from, “Crews of All-Women Combat Veterans Find Healing Through Scuba Diving with Their ‘Sea Sisters’” by the National Park Foundation.

Cycling Grandmother, Cindy Norris, sets a goal of $100,000 to pay for “Cradle to Career” education needs of children of fallen servicemembers.

Becky Yackley puts the 5.11 Tactical PT-R Gear to the test. Find out how that worked out for her.

Recently Sharenda Birts commissioned a custom hunting knife from Kimberly Mitchell, “The Bladed Broad.” She took the opportunity to interview Kimberly, and learn about her transition from knife thrower to blade maker.

Colleen Lindley, in her first guest post for The WON, gives her honest take on the Osprey Poco AG Plus “The Baby Backpack.” She’s put the pack through its paces, taking her daughter along in it when hiking, camping, backpacking and shed hunting.

Jenny Anderson reviews a stay at Gunflint Lodge, located in Minnesota, where she explored the state’s trails by dog sled.

The following blog is an excerpt from, “The Unique History of the Denali Puppy Cam Sensations” by the National Parks Foundation.

Are you looking for a fun backyard sport? Michelle Cerino reviews Smith and Wesson’s Throwing Knives and Hawkeye Throwing Axes.

Did you know an average of more than 11,000 children and teens are treated for nonfatal ATV-related head and neck injuries annually?

Following the Tokyo Games postponement, Giving Games encourages Americans to unite as one to support the athletes that bear our flag

Outdoor activities like boating and fishing can bring your family and kids together. At this time, we understand your kids are at home, and you may be looking for outdoor activities to keep your kids entertained and spend some quality time together. Here are some activities you can do outdoors while social distancing, make sure […]

Becoming an Outdoors-Woman in Wisconsin kicked off the New Year in style with our annual “Gone to the Dogs” sledding and skijoring workshop. 22nd Annual Winter BOW It’s not too late to get in on more winter fun. The 22nd annual Winter BOW, February 14-16, 2020 has plenty of space available yet, and northern Wisconsin […]

It is possible to go mountain biking in any corner of the world. It offers endless adventure and fun that all the family can take part in. Apart from hiking, it is the best way to reach the highest peaks, and then make you way to the deepest of valleys. When you first learn to […]

He wanted to find a perfect athlete who demonstrated focus. One who maintained their body and avoided injury. One who had the mental makeup to not only handle thousands of hours of practice, but also the stress of competition. One who would thrive under pressure. Carlos went to Denmark in search of a dressage horse, […]

Conquer any terrain … get out on a fat-tire bike. Find out more from our friends at FIX.com

I started scuba diving in 2018. It was something that I had always wanted to do because I love the water. The main reason I started scuba diving is because I would like to join the Navy SEALS and keep going to school to get my Ph.D. someday in Marine Biology.   I started my […]

In early June, the National Shooting Sports Foundation held its 2019 Industry Summit in Colorado Springs. After listening to a 4-star general and heavyweight industry speakers, we were introduced to a svelte and fashionably-dressed young woman, confident in her delivery and powerful in her message. Julia Landauer is no stranger to the public. She’s delivered […]

Tips on how to train for a hike to avoid injury when you live in a city. From our friends at Partselect.com.

If you follow me, you know I run, and that I’m busy with traveling to the competitions my family takes part in. In response to the burgeoning popularity of leggings, aka tights, 5.11 Tactical debuted its Abby tight. Sponsored by 5.11 Tactical Abby Tight details: The length is really nice in the size 8 pair […]