Yes, Those Nike Shoes Are (Too?) Fast, But Should We Ban Them?
Before we ban super shoes, we should also be considering if they could reduce injuries.
Before we ban super shoes, we should also be considering if they could reduce injuries.
Runners have unique experiences and problems. You may relate to a few of these...
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