Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Some Updates on Running Before Cross Country Season Begins
It has been tough getting posts up lately because of the constraints of a "real" job. But I have been getting submissions from some of my lay interns and I have accumulated a few that update some previously expounded-upon topics concerning running.
Turns out that the plaques that build up in arteries of endurance athletes differ from those that build up in non-athletes. And these differences may mean we don't need to worry as much.
Rats provide the subjects here. Running wheels significantly altered neurogenesis and memory for the better. I have always kept mice as pets, and they run more than I do. Sometimes all night.
And while he makes a few valid points on mankind's evolutionary propensity for running, I still fart in his general direction. (Thanks to George McWilliams for this one.)
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