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Brain oxygenation and the critical importance of pace in long-distance races

May 2, 2017 by

A new study suggests that elite Kenyan runners cannot defend their brain oxygenation when they are obliged to run to the point of exhaustion and close to their physiological limits. This partly contradicts the results of a study published previously and stresses the critical importance of controlling pace in their success in endurance tests.

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