US EditionWhy Men Run Faster Than Women: The Science Behind the Speed Gap
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Why Men Run Faster Than Women: The Science Behind the Speed Gap
A wealth of sports science research confirms what’s long been observed on tracks and roads around the world: men consistently run faster than women. The reasons go well beyond training or motivation—they’re rooted in biology, physiology, and biomechanics. Muscle Mass, Fiber Type, and the Testosterone Factor According to Dr. Emily Kraus, a primary care sports medicine physician at Stanford Health Care, the fundamental difference begins with testo…
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