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Warming climate is helping human beings run faster, jump higher and throw farther through less dense air

Health and Fitness

Warming climate is helping human beings run faster, jump higher and throw farther through less dense air

S. Wang, T. Chen, et al.

This groundbreaking study reveals how climate warming is enhancing the performance of athletes in anaerobic sports, showcasing substantial gains in sprints, jumps, and throws as temperatures rise. Conducted by Shixin Wang, Tiexin Chen, Jing-Jia Luo, and other experts, this research indicates a future where athletes may outperform previous records due to reduced air resistance in warmer conditions.

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