The first four-minute mile man was a runner-scientist, who made changes to the track and his shoes to achieve the feat. But the various two-hour marathon projects are doing their research in the lab and applying it to runners When Ed Caesar, author of Two Hours, The Quest to Run the Impossible Marathon, wrote in Wired magazine that Nike's new project to crack the time will be "the most significant moment for running since Roger Bannister's first sub-four-minute mile in 1954", my initial reaction...
The first four-minute mile man was a runner-scientist, who made changes to the track and his shoes to achieve the feat. But the various two-hour marathon projects are doing their research in the lab and applying it to runners When Ed Caesar, author of Two Hours, The Quest to Run the Impossible Marathon, wrote in Wired magazine that Nike's new project to crack the time will be "the most significant moment for running since Roger Bannister's first sub-four-minute mile in 1954", my initial reaction...
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