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Double Trouble: Twins Suffer Heatstroke in Same Marathon
By Cari Nierenberg published
Two men who were identical twins both suffered heatstroke -- on a relatively cool day -- while running in the London Marathon. It was more than a coincidence.
Futuristic Kicks: 3D-Printed Sneakers Are Tailor-Made to Your Feet
By Elizabeth Peterson published
Adidas' new shoes will meet your "cushioning needs."
Running Too Hard? Light Jogging Linked with Living Longer
By Rachael Rettner published
Good news for those who adhere to the "slow and steady wins the race" adage: A light jog a few times a week may help you live longer, a new study suggests.
Aging Marathoner: Still Running, but at a Much Slower Pace
By Marlene Cimons published
This is the tale of an ancient marathoner, a story of challenge, expectation, nostalgia, disappointment and acceptance. It almost sounds like the stages of grief and loss.
The Human Race: Will We Keep Breaking Running Records?
By Kelly Dickerson published
Runners are getting close to breaking the 2-hour marathon record. But what are the physical limitations to human running speed and endurance?
Jetpack Could Rocket Runners to 4-Minute Mile
By Elizabeth Peterson published
The newest jetpack won't help you realize your dreams of flying across the sky, but it could help you run a mile in just four minutes.
Even a 5-Minute Run Is Great for Heart Health
By Rachael Rettner published
Think you don't have time for a workout that will benefit your health? You may want to think again: A new study finds that running as little as 5 to 10 minutes a day may reduce the risk of death.
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