Can an elite marathoner run 2:04 on a 12 cm hamstring tear? Clayton Young thinks so. Medical experts, coach Ed Eyestone, and Young himself break down the science, the risks, and why he’s still chasing the American record in Chicago. “It can feel good, it can look good in an MRI, but it’s the unknown, you don’t know how it’s going to respond in the later stages of a race,” said chiropractor Josh Glass.
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