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The 16 pages that link to Running economy, each with the reason it gives.

• RunningRelated: Stride mechanics and physiology shape how much energy a pace requires.

• Middle-distance runningRelated: Efficient movement helps sustain fast pace without exhausting reserves prematurely.

• VO₂ maxCompared with: Two runners with the same VO₂ max can perform differently because their running economies differ.

• Pacing strategyRelated: More economical runners spend less energy maintaining the same pace.

• Cross-country runningRelated: Efficient movement helps sustain speed across long, demanding courses.

• 800 metresRelated: Lower energy cost can help maintain pace without changing race distance.

• Emil ZátopekRelated: It helps explain how efficient movement affects distance-running performance beyond aerobic capacity.

• Long-distance runningRelated: Lower energy cost helps sustain faster paces over long distances.

• Eliud KipchogeRelated: Efficient movement helps explain how elite marathoners sustain fast pace over long distances.

• Haile GebrselassieRelated: Efficient movement helps explain how distance runners sustain fast paces.

• Jarmila KratochvílováRelated: Efficient movement matters when an 800-metre record pace must be sustained for two laps.

• Paula RadcliffeRelated: Efficient oxygen use helps explain how elite runners sustain fast marathon pace.

• Almaz AyanaRelated: Efficient movement helps elite runners sustain high speeds over long distances.

• Genzebe DibabaRelated: Efficient movement helps explain how elite runners sustain fast paces.

• Hicham El GuerroujRelated: Efficient movement helps explain how elite runners sustain fast pace over distance.

• Saif Saaeed ShaheenRelated: Efficient movement helps steeplechasers preserve pace while negotiating obstacles.