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Hannah Singleton

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Covers:  health, wellness, the outdoors, relationships, fitness, gear, travel, and the environment.

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I'm a freelance journalist and editor based in New York. I write reported features, round ups, and essays about health, wellness, the outdoors, relationships, fitness, gear, travel, and the environment. I also run a media insights newsletter for publicists called Off the Record.

Articles

Are ‘Hybrid Athletes’ Too Good to Be True?

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By Hannah Singleton Verified
| GQ Verified
Nick Walker started functional bodybuilding in earnest during the pandemic. As a former D1 baseball player with a smaller frame, he had to eat constantly to put weight on his smaller frame. But after spending four years “hammering,” trying to build muscle, he has developed the superhero-esque build you might associate with a true gym rat: developed pecs, a chiseled six-pack, capped shoulders, defined biceps, meaty legs. Oh, and he’s into long-distance running, too.
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Four Epic Places to Swim (Safely) with Sharks

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By Hannah Singleton Verified
| Virtuoso Life Verified
These resorts pair up-close encounters with conservation and education. On a recent dive excursion off the coast of Nassau in the Bahamas, I set my Jaws-rooted childhood fears aside and descended 30 feet underwater as dozens of reef and nurse sharks swam in unhurried circles around me. There are more than 500 species of sharks in the world’s oceans, I learned during my dive trip, and most of them are harmless to humans.
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Why Race Alone When Your Dog Can Join, Too?

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By Emily Wang, Hannah Singleton Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Visuals by Emily Wang for The New York Times On a sunny morning in the rolling green hills of Anniston, Ala., more than 900 runners lined up with their dogs for the OneWorld Canine Obstacle Run, a race and camping festival. When the whistle blew, each pair charged up and over mounds of sand before plunging into the first pool. Soaked pups emerged from the water, shaking off, before continuing on the roughly four-mile course, which included more than 40 obstacles.
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Interview

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used to play around on the dusty typewriter in my grandparent's basement.

What's your favorite social network?

Instagram.

Aside from your own, what's your favorite publication to read?

The Atlantic, The New York Times, Outside Online