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Far from washed up as a runner
I well remember the first time I thought I was washed up as a runner. During vacation I was running slowly down a long incline at Glacier National Park. My left hip felt sore. It really hurt. I was in … Continue reading
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Tagged far from washed up as a runner, Glacier National Park, strength training for triathletes
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What do the numbers say about women’s and men’s running?
So while women have closed down the pace gap in a relative short time through increased participation opportunities and a continuing growth in the sport, there is still at least a 10% difference on average between women runners at both the median and world-class levels. Interestingly, that difference is hardly evident in most races. Wherever women and men race together, the playing field is essentially, perceptually even. Relatively few men can beat the world’s best women runners. Continue reading
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Tagged comparing men and women runners, girl's running programs, marathon pace chart, marathon world record, men's and women's running, running statistics, tera moody, Title IX, women's marathon, women's running, world record marathon, world-best marathon times
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