I’m happy about the running craze – there’s just one problem (opens original article in a new tab)
The running boom has created exclusivity and high costs, deterring some people from participating and limiting opportunities for lower-income athletes.
- Running's popularity has led to exclusivity and high costs deterring some people.
- High expenses like shoes, races, and gear create barriers for lower-income individuals.
- Some athletes face financial barriers that limit their opportunities in the sport.
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