San Francisco (April 5, 2019) - It’s called The Speed Project, and for good reason—those who dare to do it are awfully fast, some perhaps even superhuman. They are also very adept. The year was 1967, and Nike employee #1 Jeff Johnson had opened Blue Ribbon Sports to be able to connect with runners. Speed […]
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