By your own admission, you have never even worn a pair of super shoes. If you just went into a running shop and tried on a pair, you'd feel the difference just walking a few steps.
I would levitate? In '68 the ITF banned brush spikes because of the perceived advantage they gave. Yet shoes today that you claim carve huge chunks off runners best times excite no attention by those who govern the sport.
Flat-earther, money governs the sport. Who came up with the first supershoes? Maybe your peabrain can work the rest out.
I would levitate? In '68 the ITF banned brush spikes because of the perceived advantage they gave. Yet shoes today that you claim carve huge chunks off runners best times excite no attention by those who govern the sport.
Flat-earther, money governs the sport. Who came up with the first supershoes? Maybe your peabrain can work the rest out.
So drugs are banned but not shoes that work better than drugs? And you don't think there's money in pharmaceuticals? More than in shoes.