Research going back to 1898 shows runners go faster with company. A 5K time trial study found the gap is perception, which means you can train it away solo.
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Matt Morsia Wants Jogging Treated Like Reading. The Research Says He Is Half Right
A Gladiators star said children who cannot jog need intervention, like struggling readers. Here is what the science on kids, fitness and learning really shows.
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The First Marathon Ever Run in Space Finished 240 Miles Above Earth
In 2007, NASA astronaut Suni Williams became the first person to run a marathon in space, completing 26.2 miles on an ISS treadmill while circling the Earth. Here is exactly how she pulled it off.
Training
Why the Farmer's Walk Is One of the Best Exercises for Grip, Core, and Total-Body Strength
A landmark review of 128,000 people found exercise is 1.5x more effective than medication or therapy for depression and anxiety. Here is what runners should know.
Training
What Downhill Running Really Does to Your Body (And How to Adapt)
Downhill running feels easier than uphill, but it wrecks your quads at the cellular level. Here is what the science says about eccentric muscle damage and how to build resilience.
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At 71, This Grandmother Is Outperforming Most 20-Somethings in HYROX After Treating Cancer as Just Another Obstacle
At 71, Debbie Leahy is ranked fourth in the world in HYROX after surviving breast cancer. Her training, mindset, and daily habits explain how she outperforms athletes half her age.
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This 98-Year-Old Does 40 Push-Ups Every Single Day – Here’s the One Rule He Swears By
At 98, Bill Kober cranks out 40 push-ups every single day. His unusual technique cue reveals why full-body tension is the difference between a strong push-up and a broken one.