There are two kinds of folks who are into sneakers. Some are keen on the look and feel and (often)…
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You’ve told yourself that 2023 is the year that you’ll start running and actually stick it out past the third…
Looks like we’re going to have to get off the couch now — robots like Oregon State University’s (OSU) Cassie…
Sports fitness devices are more complicated than ever but there’s still a case to be made for a dedicated running…
In the 1960s, when traditional cinder athletics tracks were replaced by spongy, synthetic surfaces, endurance running experienced a revolution. Long…
Under Armour’s sports gear is among the most technologically advanced on the planet — plus, the company really has its…
Stuff’s resident triathlete Sally Hudson puts the Under Armour’s new Machina 2 connected shoes through their paces. Because I am…
No matter how well designed, there are no running shoes that allow runners to keep up with cyclists. The bicycle was a key invention that doubled human-powered speed. But what if a new kind of shoe could allow people to run faster by mimicking cycling mechanics?
Long-distance running times are dropping – and the first sub-two hour marathon was completed recently by Kenyan athlete, Eliud Kipchoge. Some are arguing that innovations in trainer design are playing a pivotal role in these improvements. But what is the science behind these elite running shoes? Can they really make such a big difference? And can they get even better?
South African pavement pounders will soon be able to track their runs via their footwear because sportswear maker Under Armour…