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Slowness might actually be a health benefit. Some new research says running too much at too fast a pace could prove fatal in the long term. Exercise is good for you, to an point鈥攄o too much of it actually becomes a serious cardiac risk. That long been assumed, but a pair of new studi stanley cup es, which will run in the British health journal, Heart, next month, pretty much confirm it. In the past, the risk used to be assessed by the number of people who passed out during marathons鈥攖hat was usually about one in 100,000. But while a study of 52,600 runners showed that pounding the paveme stanley website nt can yield a 19 percent lower mortality rate, that benefit was wiped out for those tallying 20 to 25 miles a week. Not exactly sure how those stats work because we all die eventually. The other study says that hey, if you ;re slow, you ;re doing something right and you ;re going to benefit from it. But if you run faster than 8 miles per hour, you ;re probably doing some grave damage to the old ticker. Of course, there isn ;t exactly a consensus here. Advocates of lots of fast running say that slowpoke evangelicals have an agenda, and vice-versa. But let stanley website just go ahead and assume that you should be proud of your 20-minute mile pace. You might not win a medal, but you ;re less liable to kill yourself through exercise. [WSJ] Image credit: Shutterstock/Rihardzz HealthScience Oltq Obama Has Signed a Secret Directive to Stymie Cyber Attacks
Last week at Comic-Con, Marvel announced the official title for the second Captain America film: Captain America: The Winter Soldier. And hot on the heels of this announcement comes another Marvel bombshell 鈥?The Falcon will be joining Steve Rogers on his adventure, potentially played by The Hurt Locker ; stanley cup s Anthony Mackie. https://gizmodo/the-marvel-panel-ant-man-smackdown- stanley quencher iron-mans-downfall-5926049 According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mackie is in talks to join Sebastian Stan 鈥?who is returning to his role as Bucky 鈥?onscreen as Sam Wilson, better known as vaso stanley the superhero The Falcon. He will no doubt help Steve Rogers fight his erstwhile buddy Bucky, who is mind-controlled by Soviet Russia. Remember that we never saw Bucky die in Captain America: The First Avenger 鈥?he merely fell into an icy river from a train. In comic book lore, Bucky was later discovered by the Russians, nursed back to health with the super serum and cybernetics, and brainwashed into fighting for the Soviets. Captain America: The Winter Solider will be taking place in modern times, post-Avengers, so it should be interesting to see how cinematic Bucky makes it to the present. The Winter Soldier will be out April 4, 2014. Captain AmericaComicsMarvelMoviesSuperheroes
Slowness might actually be a health benefit. Some new research says running too much at too fast a pace could prove fatal in the long term. Exercise is good for you, to an point鈥攄o too much of it actually becomes a serious cardiac risk. That long been assumed, but a pair of new studi stanley cup es, which will run in the British health journal, Heart, next month, pretty much confirm it. In the past, the risk used to be assessed by the number of people who passed out during marathons鈥攖hat was usually about one in 100,000. But while a study of 52,600 runners showed that pounding the paveme stanley website nt can yield a 19 percent lower mortality rate, that benefit was wiped out for those tallying 20 to 25 miles a week. Not exactly sure how those stats work because we all die eventually. The other study says that hey, if you ;re slow, you ;re doing something right and you ;re going to benefit from it. But if you run faster than 8 miles per hour, you ;re probably doing some grave damage to the old ticker. Of course, there isn ;t exactly a consensus here. Advocates of lots of fast running say that slowpoke evangelicals have an agenda, and vice-versa. But let stanley website just go ahead and assume that you should be proud of your 20-minute mile pace. You might not win a medal, but you ;re less liable to kill yourself through exercise. [WSJ] Image credit: Shutterstock/Rihardzz HealthScience Oltq Obama Has Signed a Secret Directive to Stymie Cyber Attacks
Last week at Comic-Con, Marvel announced the official title for the second Captain America film: Captain America: The Winter Soldier. And hot on the heels of this announcement comes another Marvel bombshell 鈥?The Falcon will be joining Steve Rogers on his adventure, potentially played by The Hurt Locker ; stanley cup s Anthony Mackie. https://gizmodo/the-marvel-panel-ant-man-smackdown- stanley quencher iron-mans-downfall-5926049 According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mackie is in talks to join Sebastian Stan 鈥?who is returning to his role as Bucky 鈥?onscreen as Sam Wilson, better known as vaso stanley the superhero The Falcon. He will no doubt help Steve Rogers fight his erstwhile buddy Bucky, who is mind-controlled by Soviet Russia. Remember that we never saw Bucky die in Captain America: The First Avenger 鈥?he merely fell into an icy river from a train. In comic book lore, Bucky was later discovered by the Russians, nursed back to health with the super serum and cybernetics, and brainwashed into fighting for the Soviets. Captain America: The Winter Solider will be taking place in modern times, post-Avengers, so it should be interesting to see how cinematic Bucky makes it to the present. The Winter Soldier will be out April 4, 2014. Captain AmericaComicsMarvelMoviesSuperheroes
