Too Much Data About Your Biomechanics Could Hurt You (Literally)—Here’s Why
A physical therapist explains why monitoring biomechanical numbers might do more harm than good—and what to pay attention to instead.
Data from more than 5,200 runners shows we may be thinking about mileage volume and injury prevention all wrong.
A physical therapist explains why monitoring biomechanical numbers might do more harm than good—and what to pay attention to instead.
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