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New research proves running doesn't cause knee arthritis, and inspiring women in their 70s and 80s are living proof that you can lace up at any age. The old "running ruins your knees" warning? Doctors say it's time to retire that myth.
A 16-year-old from New Zealand just shattered the world record for the fastest indoor mile ever run by someone under 18, clocking 3:48.88 while still jet-lagged. Even more impressive? He says he can go faster.
MIT researchers developed a running shoe that customizes itself to your unique running style through a clever physics trick. The shoe gets more comfortable with every step you take, bringing elite athlete performance to everyone.
A cricket team just reached a milestone that no other squad in the sport's shortest format has ever achieved. The Mumbai Indians became the first T20 team in history to score 50,000 runs across all competitions.
A humanoid robot just completed a half-marathon faster than any human ever has, running 13 miles in just over 50 minutes without any human help. This year's Beijing robot race showed massive improvements, with over 100 robots competing compared to last year's embarrassing stumbles and falls.
A humanoid robot just ran a half-marathon faster than any human in history, completing the Beijing race in 50 minutes and 26 seconds. The breakthrough shows how quickly robot technology is advancing, with this year's machines running three times faster than last year's models.
Two years after breaking her neck in a crash, Savannah Wild is attempting a Guinness World Record for the fastest 50-kilometer barefoot run. The Kelowna ultra-endurance athlete was told her athletic career was over, but she's proving everyone wrong on May 18.
Bollywood actor Parmeet Sethi just proved age is no barrier to fitness by completing his first 5-kilometer run at 59 years old. Doctors say his success shows what's possible when older adults train gradually and safely.
The iconic Paris Marathon hit a major milestone this year, celebrating half a century of bringing runners together in the City of Light. Technology now helps tens of thousands of participants pace themselves and stay connected during the legendary 26.2-mile route.
When a doctor warned 56-year-old Sushila Thapa she'd need knee replacement surgery, she laced up running shoes instead. Today, she and her husband Tara run daily marathons, proving it's never too late to reclaim your health.
A British teacher is attempting to set a world record by running the Manchester Marathon in a saree, hoping to prove women can exercise in any clothing they choose. Madhusmita Jena aims to finish in under three hours and 50 minutes while inspiring women worldwide to prioritize their wellbeing.
A Manhattan startup built a self-driving lab where AI designs new materials around the clock, running as many experiments in a day as human scientists complete in a year. The breakthrough could speed up solutions for clean energy, longer-lasting jet engines, and fusion power.
A humanoid robot just completed a half-marathon faster than any robot ever has, crossing the finish line in Beijing in just over 50 minutes. Even after crashing into a barricade near the end, Lightning got back up and finished the race.
A Chinese-built humanoid robot just completed a half-marathon in 50 minutes, smashing last year's record while racing alongside human runners in Beijing. The achievement showcases how far robotics technology has advanced in creating machines that can move like us.
Giuseppe Damato didn't start running until age 73 after a cycling accident, but now at 90, he's shattering world records. Last week in Italy, he broke both the marathon and half-marathon records for his age group, taking nearly 90 minutes off one mark and 50 minutes off the other.
Tamara Scott went from marathon training to battling triple-negative breast cancer, and now she's crossing finish lines again. This May, she'll run Philadelphia's Broad Street Run as a powerful symbol of recovery.
A Chinese android named Lightning just shattered the half-marathon world record, finishing in 50 minutes and 26 seconds. The bright red humanoid beat the fastest human time by more than six minutes.
A bright red humanoid robot just shattered the human half marathon record by more than six minutes, completing the race in just over 50 minutes. The breakthrough shows how rapidly robotics technology is advancing from viral stumbles to world-class athletic performance.
A humanoid robot just completed a half marathon faster than the human world record, clocking 50 minutes and 26 seconds in Beijing. The achievement shows how far robotics has leaped in just one year.
When the food bank truck arrives in Hallock, Minnesota, a chain reaction begins. Within 30 minutes, up to 50 volunteers—from high school students to farmers—spring into action to unload 5,000 pounds of food for their community.
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