February 14, 2026

Home Remedies

 

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I spent everyday last month in 31 Days of Wellness trying the most popular treatments and therapies. Many of those recovery tools are available for home use, the best of which are curated in this collection.

CLOCKWISE TOP LEFT: PRIMALLY PURE BERGAMOT & EUCALYPTUS CANDLE $46. Surround yourself with the stress relieving blend of bergamot + eucalyptus to infuse calm and clarity into your daily rituals.

PELVIC CLOCK $84. A portable exercise device created by a former Olympic coach, the Pelvic Clock relieves chronic pain often caused by a biomechanical imbalance, and increases flexibility of the lumbar spine, while improving hip mobility and core stability.;

NUSHAPE RED LIGHT THERAPY MAT $1399. This innovative device utilizes Red Light Therapy to boost cellular activity for total body rejuvenation. Red light therapy helps regulate the body’s circadian rhythm for better sleep and boosts collagen production for better skin. With multiple settings, choose relaxation and stress relief, muscle recovery and circulation, or inflammation and pain relief. Pair with PEMF mat below for the ultimate home wellness package. Read More

 

February 12, 2026

Ski In Ski Art

 

3 PAIRS OF J.SKIS, FROM TOP: THE JOYRIDE PSYCHONAUT, TALLBOY X J COLLAB; THE BEST FRIEND GOOD DAY, FANK X J COLLAB; THE ALLPLAY NIGHTLIFER, MATT STIKKER X J COLLAB

Twin tip skis are an everyday site on the slopes these days – their capabilities on full display at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics right now in the Freestyle Ski events. Twin tip skis have made freestyle skiing as popular as snowboarding, with skiers able to pull off the tricks and jumps once the domain of snowboarders only.

Back in the 1990’s, skiing was a dying sport, while snowboarding was thriving. The only skis available then were long, straight, and made for racing. If you were a kid named Jason Levinthal, who wanted to be doing what snowboarders were but on skis, you decided to reinvent the sport.

Jason Levinthal is the founder of J.Skis, and has not only changed the way people ski, but how skis are sold. J.Skis are all produced as Limited Editions, and most as collaborations with different artists. Jason was also the founder of Line skis, the first twin-tip skis, a company he launched in 1995, after creating a prototype as a senior year school project. Originally, they were short skis that looked like mini snowboards called skiboards. Read More

 

February 3, 2026

Spectator Sports: Milano Cortina 2026!

 

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From the fashion runways to the mountain tops, everyone’s got Olympic fever! Team USA colors go global in this fashion mash-up of slopeside style.

LEFT COLUMN: MONCLER HAND-EMBROIDERED ALPACA & WOOL CLASSIC ALPINE SWEATER $2260; POLO RALPH LAUREN OFFICIAL TEAM USA BACKPACK $228; SPLITS59 ANDIE OVERSIZED FLEECE SWEATPANTS $128

CENTER COLUMN: DSQUARED2 FALL-WINTER 2026 COLLECTION; CYNTHIA ROWLEY X ILLESTEVA SUNGLASSES $280; CELINE AVIATOR GLACIER STYLE ACETATE AND LEATHER SUNGLASSES $560; GREAT OUTDOORS NORDIC BEANIE $84.95; EISBAR RONDA POM KNIT HAT $82

RIGHT COLUMN: PARAJUMPERS WINTER UNION PARKA $1995; BURBERRY CHECKED WOOL SCARF $625; FLUFIE SHINY DOWN BOOTS $279

 

January 30, 2026

Snow Excuses

 

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Don’t let winter weather slow you down. Your favorite running shoes are available weatherproofed to keep you on the road, rain, shine or snowy days.

LEFT COLUMN: BROOKSGHOST 17 GTX $170. A rain and snow ready version of this bestseller, the men’s Ghost 17 GTX is made to offer extra protection with GORE-TEX Invisible Fit, plus more cushion in the heel and forefoot for added comfort.

HOKA CLIFTON 9 GTX $165. The bestselling Hoka offers that cushioned ride – snow, rain, or shine. Empowering runners to log their miles no matter the weather, Clifton 9 has been updated with GORE-TEX Invisible Fit and weather-ready traction pods.

SAUCONY TRIUMPH 23 GTX $190. The softer, lighter PWRRUN PB midsole delivers a responsive ride, while the updated XT-900 outsole offers flexible, durable traction and protection. Built with waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX Invisible Fit technology, this shoe keeps you on the road no matter the conditions. Read More

 

January 24, 2026

Is “Microdosing” GLP-1 Right for You?

 

 

SERENA WILLIAMS IS RO’s GLP-1 AMBASSADOR

 
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy have completely transformed the weight loss industry since their introduction and are seemingly part of the news cycle every day. The latest is the launch of Wegovy in a pill form, with others slated to follow. These drugs have reshaped not just the landscape of obesity treatment, but metabolic health beyond the scale.

Almost all of us have friends and family whose dramatic weight loss has been hard to miss as a result of GLP-1s. Then there have been the powerhouse celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, and athletes like Serena Williams, inspiring an even wider population to take these drugs, now readily available on numerous telehealth platforms like AgelessRx, Noom, and RO, for which Serena Williams is the spokesperson. Recent polls indicate 1 in 10 adults in the US have used a GLP-1 drug for weight loss or diabetes.

GLP-1 drugs were initially designed to help manage blood sugar in type 2 diabetes, but along with that came the side effect of dramatic weight loss. That led to the development of these medications specifically for weight management. Although there are many brand names for GLP-1s, there are essentially only two drugs, semaglutide and tirzepatide. Both mimic the hormone GLP-1, or glucagon like peptide 1 (tirzepatide mimics both GLP-1 and GIP, or gastric inhibitory polypeptide hormone) which controls the release of insulin from the pancreas and regulates blood sugar levels. They also slow gastric emptying so you stay full longer, reducing appetite and increasing satiety. Read More

 

January 20, 2026

Everyday Objects

 
 
LEAFY LOUNGERS COASTER SET OF 6; THE SLICE AND DICE PIZZA HATCHET; THE ESCAR-SOAP DISPENSER; THE CHILL PEAS HOT-COLD PACK

 
The Cactus Makes Perfect Scrub Brush, Swipe and Wipe Credit Card Squeegee, Slice and Dice Pizza Hatchett… these are just a few of the everyday objects turned cartoon characters in the Everyday Objects catalog. What does this have to do with sport? Nothing really, other than it’s the brainchild of surfer and The Swell Season surf podcast host Tyler Breuer, and just turns ordinary things into extra-ordinary fun!

The Everyday Objects catalog is a pop art comic book, in which Tyler is a character, and tells the evolution of Everyday Objects. The story of each product creation is brought to life in an animated cartoon. The products themselves turn 2D into 3D with Lichtenstein-esque graphics. So amused by it all, I had to find out more – and as I had been a guest on The Swell Season last summer, I invited him to be a guest here on SOS…

STYLE OF SPORT: This catalog and these products are so silly and fun. We could all use some comic relief right now. Tell us how it all came to be. Read More

 

January 15, 2026

In The Pink

 

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We may be in the grips of winter, but pink is springing up on the slopes, gym, and street. Bike, run, ski, swim, and more in the color of the season! 

LEFT COLUMN: WHITESPACE CROPPED PUFFER JACKET $399; SMITH VERT CHROMAPOP SUNGLASSES $247; ACNE STUDIOS WOOL MOHAIR SCARF $NOW 204; GUCCI EMBELLISHED PRINTED BIKINI $890; THE NORTH FACE TERRA LUMBAR PACK 1L $30

CENTER COLUMN: RETROSPEC BEAUMONT CITY BIKE 7-SPEED $379.99; LULULEMON SCUBA MID-RISE OVERSIZED JOGGER $99 & FULL ZIP HOODIE $128

RIGHT COLUMN: GUEST IN RESIDENCE COZY CREW CASHMERE SWEATER $745; THOUSAND HERITAGE 2.0 BIKE & SKATE HELMET $99.95; NIKE VOMERO 18 $$155

 

January 1, 2026

31 Days of Wellness

 

 

Happy New Year and welcome to 31 Days of Wellness! Follow along all month as we take a daily dive into the world of restorative health and fitness with practices and treatments like breathwork, sound meditation, cryotherapy, infrared sauna, red light therapy, Pilates, IV drips, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, microdosing, rolfing, reiki, NAD+, Salt Therapy, and many of the other wellness therapies — old and new — that people are embracing for overall wellbeing and longevity.

The wellness industry has exploded in the last few years and we are going to be navigating the plethora of offerings — old and new! Love to hear your suggestions too!
 

JANUARY 1: DHARMA YOGA

Yoga is hardly a new wellness practice. It has been around for over 5000 years, originating in ancient India. Modern yoga started to gain popularity in the 60’s and 70’s as part of the hippie culture, but exploded in participation in the 80’s and 90’s as a fitness movement, the physical style and focus very different from its spiritual and meditative origins.

Sri Dharma Mittra is 86 years young and has been teaching the original practice of “astanga” yoga for over a half-century at his school in New York and around the world, He opened his first yoga studio in 1975, long before yoga was as ubiquitous as it is today, and continues to share the pathway to radiant health and spiritual enlightenment from the wisdom accumulated from years of practice. Read More

 
 

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