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The body keeps exposing how much we don’t understand

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“We have so much opportunity still and so much room to grow. Science is never done.” Inside the Nike Sport Research Lab, Chief Science Officer Matthew Nurse and his team chase the questions that hold athletes back. Drawing on biomechanics, physiology and neuroscience, they start with the problems every athlete knows: fatigue, injury, the moment the body gives out. Why do female athletes face three to five times the risk of ACL injury? What can an unexpected 4% efficiency gain teach us about the body as one connected system? And how do you turn those answers into something an athlete can feel o

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