Thanks to Enterprising Runners, Sports Bras Don’t Suck As Much As They Used To
A look at the history of this essential piece of equipment. It’s come so far, but is still not adequate for a high percentage of women.
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Malissa Rodenburg is an independent science journalist, focusing on research and discoveries that thread into the context of everyday life. She lives in Seattle, Washington.
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Expert Training Advice for Beginner Runners Over 40
This masters runner had no idea where she was headed in the sport when she first started. Now, she's coaching runners just like her.
Sports Bras Don’t Suck as Much as They Used To
A look at the history of this essential piece of equipment. It’s come so far, thanks to enterprising runners, but is still not adequate for a high percentage of women.
How the ‘Silly Walks’ Research Can Apply to Runners
Forget form and have some damn fun.
“I’d Like to Think of Parkinson’s as My Superpower”
One marathoner uses running as a way to thrive with Parkinson’s disease. New research delves into the benefits of endurance training on the neurodegenerative disorder.
Is Your Training Focused Enough on Recovery?
In the wild world of endurance sports, recovery can feel like the last frontier
Like a “Car with Good Gas Mileage,” Healthy Tendons Allow You to Waste Less Energy on the Run
But what does it take to keep this mysterious connector primed for sport?
There’s Finally Research Into Menstrual Cycle Changes Caused By COVID-19 Vaccines
Plus, what else you should know about the immune system’s role in your menstrual cycle.
Why Running Shoes are Made Only for Running
Do you wear your running shoes for errands, cross-training, walking the dog, and more? It's time to stop.
6 Signs Your Protein Intake Is Too Low
Feeling sluggish? Or like you're losing strength? It could be that you're low on this critical macronutrient.