rhdoenges

The article was written by a woman, so why would you assume it was written by a man? We're discussing ideas, yes, and those ideas have a lot to do with gender.

That nitpick aside--wow! Factor is getting more and more impressive every day.

I think parent is referring to the general case and not this particular instance. I could be wrong.

Additionally, this article only considers /static stretching/, which is far less helpful to me as a runner than /active stretching/: leg swings, kicks, or arm circles.

What "small experimental studies" are you referring to? This entire comment was a dismissive appeal to authority.