Seems to have held very steady through out the decades. Women seem to always be about .90 time wise of the men's performance. Some interesting science why that always may be the case.
www.theatlantic.com/.../
Seems to have held very steady through out the decades. Women seem to always be about .90 time wise of the men's performance. Some interesting science why that always may be the case.
www.theatlantic.com/.../
It's a shame that this study only goes as far as marathon distances. At ultra distances, the gender (im)balance is different. Exhibit A: en.wikipedia.org/.../Pam_Reed
Seems to have held very steady through out the decades. Women seem to always be about .90 time wise of the men's performance. Some interesting science why that always may be the case.
www.theatlantic.com/.../
It's a shame that this study only goes as far as marathon distances. At ultra distances, the gender (im)balance is different. Exhibit A: en.wikipedia.org/.../Pam_Reed
