Wearable sweat sensors are trendy for athletes, promising to tell you exactly how much fluid and sodium you're losing on a run or ride. Unfortunately, they might be too good to be true.
Yeah, I’ve run events up to 50 miles purely by feel (to include an ill-advised 50k in 97 degree heat and high humidity). As a middle or back of the pack runner, I think you’re right. It’s only if you get into the real competitive part of the roster that it would make a difference.
Yeah, I’ve run events up to 50 miles purely by feel (to include an ill-advised 50k in 97 degree heat and high humidity). As a middle or back of the pack runner, I think you’re right. It’s only if you get into the real competitive part of the roster that it would make a difference.