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Corey Buhay

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Freelance writer and editor. Passions include rocks, plants, science, and Waffle House.
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As a Smokejumper, I Parachute Into Active Wildfires for a Living. It’s the Best Job on Earth.

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By Corey Buhay Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
Let me paint you a nightmare scenario: You go to the office every day, knowing that at any moment, you could be told to pack up and leave on a spur-of-the-moment, 18-day business trip. When you arrive, you’ll be left in an unknown location with no transportation, no way out, and no promise of rescue. Oh, and did I mention that your destination is 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit and actively on fire? That’s smokejumping for you.
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Giro’s New Fleet of Cycling Shoes Promises Pro-Inspired Performance at Any Level

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By Corey Buhay Verified
| Velo
With Giro’s latest shoe launch, the brand sends a clear message: Giro is leaning into performance, and leaning hard. The 2026 lineup includes eight new and updated shoes, which span everything from road to trail to gravel and cross-country riding. The first thing you’ll notice is the style. The entire product line sports a cohesive, minimalist design. It’s sleek, and it oozes professionalism. But the shoes don’t just look the part.
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Runners Have Been Analyzing Their Gaits For Decades to Manage Chronic Pain. Could It Help Hikers, Too?

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By Corey Buhay Verified
| Backpacker Magazine Verified
I often feel like my legs are screwed on wrong. Any time I hike, especially with heavy weight, I get aches and pains in my right hip and ankle—but never in my left. I’ve tried almost everything to fix my crooked body: single-leg exercises, physical therapy, foam-rolling, and massage. I even had a somewhat new-age doctor hammer my hips back into place with a mallet. My friends call her the bone carpenter. Then a physical therapist suggested I do something far less medieval: Get a gait analysis.
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