In a sport in which merely competing in fifty events would be a milestone for most athletes, multisport legend Conrad Stoltz has done the unimaginable and won his 50th XTERRA title. Given "The Caveman's" renowned toughness, it's fitting that he hit this milestone in Buffelspoort, Namibia, a race known for its soaring temperatures, unpredictable course conditions and a technical, hilly run.  If you like blistering sun, water crossings, bats, thorns, waterfall scrambles and giving blood

Wow, what a weekend for Team CLIF.  Four of us desk jockeys who work to keep our athletes fueled traveled to the Sierras for the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run.  We got to chat with our athletes and some of ultra running's best known names at a dinner co-hosted by our friends at Montrail the night before.  We also attempted to make the smokiest camp fire ever and enjoyed some time sleeping outside.

Ricardo, Eric and Ryan trying to determine what direction the speeder bike

Race week is finally here and we're gearing up for a bunch of fun in Kona. Want to know exactly where we'll be and what we'll be doing? Check out another great video from our friends at 3/GO - it's got all the details:

Clif Bar in Kona: Chapter 2 from Move Films on Vimeo.

Want to know what Clif is going to be up to in Kona next week for the Triathlon World Championships? Check out this quick video the folks at 3/GO put together:

Clif House in Kona from Move Films on Vimeo.

It has been a trying last couple months for pro triathlete Meredith Kessler.  The normally-resilient San Franciscan suffered her first and second-ever DNFs at St. George and Coeur d'Alene and earned a trip to the ER with severe dehydration along the way.  Not exactly the results this Ironman winner is accustomed to.  But, as is the case more often than not, when the weather gets a bit cooler, Meredith simply goes faster.  Than everyone. 

The Portland stop of the Revolution3