Want to run more efficiently? Tie your feet together, say scientists

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By Tristan GreeneOct 9, 2019, 4:57 pm92 pts
It used to be that tying someone’s shoes together was a nasty prank, but now it’s a performance-enhancing feat of bio-mechanical engineering. A team of researchers and engineers at Stanford University have developed a radical new method to increase the running efficiency of humans: they put a rubber band…

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