At Age 76, Jeannie Rice Just Keeps Running Fast. Now, Scientists Finally Know Why
Rice, who ran a world record in the marathon in the 75-79 age group last year, has an incredibly high V02 max.
At age 76, Jeannie Rice just keeps running fast and scientists finally know why
Rice, who ran a world record in the marathon in the 75-79 age group last year, has an incredibly high V02 max.
Contractual medical profs in civic hospitals in limbo as they become age-barred
More than 50 assistant professors of the 323 currently employed in Mumbai’s four civic hospitals will become age-bared in the ...
At 76, This Runner Keeps Getting Faster. Scientists Were Perplexed—Until Now.
Rice, who ran a world record in the marathon in the 75-79 age group last year, has an incredibly high V02 max.
‘Remaining Native’ Review: A Native American Takes Inspiration From Ancestors While ...
Paige Bethman’s absorbing documentary focuses on a Native American teenager inspired by his resilient ancestor to compete as ...
Course record falls at Fire Chiefs 5K
Addison set a course record by finishing in 14:53 on the USATF-certified 5K course. The previous mark was 15:20 by ...
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Why I run and strength-train six days a week
Meeting a community of runners also introduced him to the knowledge of running properly, from the art and the correct form ...
Deadly hit-and-run in New Mexico brings juvenile justice challenges into focus
Prosecutors in New Mexico's busiest judicial district have been pleading with state lawmakers to amend the children's code to ...
Do Balance Transfers Hurt Your Credit? What You Should Know
But before you jump in, you’re probably wondering: "Do balance transfers hurt your credit?" Good news: a balance transfer won ...
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After nearly 50 years at NewsChannel 5, Political Analyst Pat Nolan is retiring
After nearly 50 years with NewsChannel 5, first as a Metro Council reporter and later as a revered and respected Political Analyst, Pat says he's ready to retire.