The Future of Marathon

Abstract: Reflecting societal developments, marathons have changed from being endurance tests to become venues for inclusivity and creativity. While COVID-19 has made virtual marathons more popular, advanced footwear such as carbon-plated shoes has sparked discussions about fairness. The future of the marathon depends on striking a balance between technological progress, ethics, and the environment. This essay looks at the current patterns and potential future paths of marathon running. The first section of the essay describes how advanced footwear and wearable technology have enhanced athlete performance and how new technology has changed marathon gear. The article also discusses the impact of the epidemic on virtual and online marathons, indicating that these race formats may become popular in the future. Finally, the environmental impact of the marathon is examined along with sustainable measures to mitigate it. In conclusion, this essay provides insightful viewpoints on future developments in marathon running. Maintaining the appeal of marathons and promoting fairness can be achieved by standardizing footwear technology. Creating interesting online venues for virtual marathons can increase participation. Setting high sustainability goals can help reduce ecological footprints. Marathons can benefit from positive environmental change through promoting information sharing and community involvement, which links them to broader sustainability objectives.

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Advances in Economics Management and Political Sciences
Published
2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2754-1169/119/20242463
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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The Future of Marathon

R. H. Ni
Advances in Economics Management and Political Sciences
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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The Future of Marathon

R. H. Ni
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Abstract

Abstract: Reflecting societal developments, marathons have changed from being endurance tests to become venues for inclusivity and creativity. While COVID-19 has made virtual marathons more popular, advanced footwear such as carbon-plated shoes has sparked discussions about fairness. The future of the marathon depends on striking a balance between technological progress, ethics, and the environment. This essay looks at the current patterns and potential future paths of marathon running. The first section of the essay describes how advanced footwear and wearable technology have enhanced athlete performance and how new technology has changed marathon gear. The article also discusses the impact of the epidemic on virtual and online marathons, indicating that these race formats may become popular in the future. Finally, the environmental impact of the marathon is examined along with sustainable measures to mitigate it. In conclusion, this essay provides insightful viewpoints on future developments in marathon running. Maintaining the appeal of marathons and promoting fairness can be achieved by standardizing footwear technology. Creating interesting online venues for virtual marathons can increase participation. Setting high sustainability goals can help reduce ecological footprints. Marathons can benefit from positive environmental change through promoting information sharing and community involvement, which links them to broader sustainability objectives.

Advances in Economics Management and Political SciencesVol. 119(1)
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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