- Posted March 30, 2016
- BY Jason Fitzgerald
Running at altitude is tough: with less oxygen in the air and a higher risk of dehydration, you’ll inevitably run slower.
Running at altitude is tough: with less oxygen in the air and a higher risk of dehydration, you’ll inevitably run slower.
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