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How Much Running Is Too Much? What a 5,200-Runner Study Reveals About Injury Risk For decades, runners have been taught that overuse injuries are a slow burn. The body breaks down little by little, the story goes, until one day your Achilles flares or your IT band revolts. But what if that story is wrong? A study out of Aarhus University is poking a hole in the old narrative, and it's a big one. With over 5,200 runners and more than half a million logged runs, this is the lar