They had tiny electrodes sewn into a baseball cap attached to each of the subjects' heads. The caps wirelessly transmitted brain wave data to computers in their backpacks. Wild idea, huh?
I wonder how they got it to go so slow. Because there could be a good lesson here. You spend your life trying to be the fastest. Until one Sunday, you just slow down. Seeing is believing. Press Play.
The Triathlon's a killer. You swim a mile. You run 6. Everything in moderation. Like that study, about how you live longer if you run regularly. And how the slower runners, the joggers, live even longer than the fast runners. Slow but steady. Press Play. See the Way.