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This article concerns exercise physiology and the subjective experience of running on a treadmill versus outdoors. It contains no personal finance information, no financial advice, no data about money management, budgeting, investing, debt, savings, credit, retirement, taxes, insurance, or real estate. The source material does not support creation of a personal finance news brief.
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- SKIP This article concerns exercise physiology and the subjective experience of running on a treadmill versus outdoors.
- It contains no personal finance information, no financial advice, no data about money management, budgeting, investing, debt, savings, credit, retirement, taxes, insurance, or real estate.
- The source material does not support creation of a personal finance news brief.
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