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In recent years, the evidence has mounted in favor of forefoot running, but a new study suggests that the average runner should rethink his stride.
You're slim, but that doesn't mean you're fit. What matters most: staying active.
In recent years, the evidence has mounted in favor of forefoot running, but a new study suggests that the average runner should rethink his stride.
You're slim, but that doesn't mean you're fit. What matters most: staying active.