Why runners should care about the Copenhagen plank
An Ontario physical therapist says this strength move can predict your next running injury
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An Ontario physical therapist says this strength move can predict your next running injury
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New research suggests that you’re probably underestimating your carb intake, and paying for it
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Entry lists are out for the 102nd Hakone Ekiden on Jan. 2-3. Performances exploded in the 10000 m and half marathon this year, and Japan’s university teams are better than ever. With 21 teams of 16 entrants and 10 starters each, 12 teams have a 10-man 5000 m average under 14 minutes and 3 under 13:45, with 11 teams having at least one runner with a PB under 13:30. In the 10000 m 19 teams have a
COROS reveals the subtle change that made Yee Great Britain’s second-fastest marathoner in history
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