I think that was the only fitness article in the magazine. The best way I can describe it is that it's "Smithsonian" for normal people. It teaches you stuff but isn't highbrow like so many. Not a whole lot of current events, but a little bit of everything.

The article was more on the history of cycling as it relates to women, which is what made it interesting to me. It described how our clothes changed because we began riding bicycles, and I had never thought about that really.

I wish there were more decent magazines out there, too.