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You would think the Ghost Max would have undergone some notable changes by now. You would be wrong. Because after three years and four editions, what you have in the latest iteration isn’t too far off from the original. It’s got practically the same midsole, weight, and stack height as the OG. That begs the question, what’s new?
Debunking what running scholars have long maintained, a damning new report released Friday by the International Association for the Study of Discomfort finds that the “pain cave” more closely resembles a “pain cavern.”
Confirming what many have long held to be true, a study conducted by researchers at the Mayo Clinic found that the energy gel in your pocket is nothing more than a placebo: a sugar pill in gel form.
Let’s be honest: the first edition of a running shoe usually blows. That’s just shoe science. I mean, think about it: there haven’t yet been a dozen updates of minuscule changes that totally improve how the shoe performs. Just look at how far the original Brooks Ghost has come! Totally. Find out why the Ellipse is the rare exception to the rule, in this New Balance Ellipse review.
Tapping into the inner emotions, memories, and psychology to truly “become” the character of a runner rather than merely portray one, method runner Richie Moreno reportedly refuses to break character even when not running.
STROUDSBURG, Pa. — After more than a decade of running exclusively in shorts with at least a 10-inch inseam, Garrett Donahue finally felt comfortable enough to drop down to a 9-inch inseam after reviewing his photos from the recent Tannersville Trailblazin’ 10K.
