Christopher McDougall explora los misterios del deseo humano por correr. ¿En qué benefició correr a los primeros humanos en su lucha por la supervivencia? Y ¿qué impulsos ancestrales nos animan hoy a seguir corriendo? En TEDxPennQuarter, McDougall nos cuenta la historia de la maratoniana del corazón de oro, la del inverosímil súper corredor y la de una tribu oculta en México que «corre para vivir».

Christopher McDougall: ¿hechos para correr?

Humans evolved as cooperative distance runners, able to outlast animals on the savanna thanks to unique endurance and social bonds. In Mexico’s Copper Canyons, the Tarahumara run ultra-distances well into old age, free from modern ailments and injuries. Modern society has turned running into a source of pain and stress, often fueled by cushioned shoes and competition. Rediscovering our natural running instincts could unlock health, happiness, and stronger communities.

Humans Thrive When Running Together, Not in Expensive Shoes

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Christopher McDougall: Christopher McDougall: ¿hechos para correr?