Researchers are questioning whether the very features that are meant to boost performance may actually increase the risk of running-related injuries.
- Senior Lecturer, Department of Health Sciences, Macquarie University
The standard advice is to replace your runners after 500–800 kilometres. But science shows it could be more or less – here are the three signs to look out for.
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