Alex Hutchinson

Alex Hutchinson is a Canadian journalist who writes about the science of human performance. His book The Explorer's Gene examines an unsung aspect of athleticism — the urge to range outward, to explore — as a biological inheritance with implications for endurance, creativity and adventure.

A staff writer at Canadian Runner's World and New Scientist columnist, Hutchinson previously wrote the acclaimed endurance-biology study Nowhere to Run and co-authored some popular training titles. He translates sports-science research into vivid narrative, and his latest work connects the evolution of exploration to modern questions of courage.

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