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June 2, 2009, Memory

Comments on "I don’t remember your name, but your pace looks familiar: Marathons and memory"

I don’t remember your name, but your pace looks familiar: Marathons and memory

By Art Markman, Ph.D. on June 2, 2009 in Ulterior Motives

I enjoy running. On a good week, I might get out and run 3 or 4 times, and run between 10 and 20 miles total. I collect a few t-shirts by running in races, but I have made a clear decision not to run a marathon. Four hours of running just seems like too much wear-and-tear on the body. The stress of running a marathon also has an effect on your mind. Read More

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