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I Tested 30 Chinese Running Shoes Over 1,000 Miles. These Eight Were My Favorites.

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By Scott Douglas
| Triathlete Verified
Chinese running shoes are high-quality and inexpensive, but not always easy to buy. Here’s how you can score these great values. Chinese running shoes are having a moment. Poke around YouTube or Reddit, and you’ll find plenty of runners obsessing over brands with names like Do-Win and Dynafish, Li-Ning and Qiaodan. They’ve even been spotted on the feet of professional triathletes, including Alanis Siffert during her Challenge Roth victory earlier this month.
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If You Struggle to Hold Your Pace Late in a Race, You Need These 2 Research-Backed Strategies

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By Scott Douglas
| Runner's World Verified
In the final miles of a half or full marathon, the pace that once felt manageable may start slipping away—first by a few seconds per mile, then a few more. Dehydration and dwindling glycogen stores provide easy explanations. But neither accounts for every late-race fade. In cool conditions, it’s easier to stay hydrated especially if you’re regularly sipping fluids, while taking in carbohydrates during the race can help preserve glycogen stores.
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If You Struggle to Hold Your Pace Late in a Race, You Need These 2 Research-Backed Strategies

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By Scott Douglas
| Flipboard
I Tried These Magnetic Breathing Strips, and I've Never Felt More Well-Rested I love the "click" moment when the band snaps into place. I've struggled with sleep for a while now, and I've been told (repeatedly, and not always …
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