Elite endurance athletes do roughly 80% of their training at low intensity, and long-term studies suggest slow running is also enough for ordinary runners to see real health benefits
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Elite endurance athletes do most of their training at an easy pace, and studies of tens of thousands of everyday runners link even short, slow runs to a lower risk of death.
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