Amanda Capritto

Amanda Capritto

Amanda Capritto is a writer and editor who covers health, fitness, outdoor adventure, and travel. With a background in personal training and a passion for the outdoors, she specializes in translating complex topics into engaging, accessible content. Her work has been featured in publications including Runner's World, Bicycling, CNET, Reader's Digest, and more. Outside of work, Amanda spends her time exploring new places, tackling endurance challenges, and seeking out the next great trail.

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