Running Energy Cost and Spring-Mass Behavior in Young versus Older Trained Athletes

Overview of attention for article published in Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise, September 2016

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Energy cost of running was higher in masters than in young athletes at all speeds https://t.co/uuf99k2d8m https://t.co/gkrBkiOndx

Running helps you stay springy as you age: Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise https://t.co/hJ55Iqq9SI

RT @stevemagness: Masters runners-higher energy cost of running, but " long-lasting running practice preserves the bouncing mechanism" http…

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