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"We decided to deal with this with scientific rigor. We did an experiment," Peterson was quoted as saying in Health magazine. The magazine goes on to describe the experiment: "One rainy day the two men donned identical sweat suits and hats, which they'd weighed before the test. For added accuracy, they wore plastic garbage bags underneath the sweat suits to keep their underclothes from wicking away any water. They then set out through the downpour on a 100-meter course.
"When they finished, the men weighed their clothes again to find out how much water they'd soaked up. In short, running will keep you drier than walking. A bit better science shows otherwise. Home Depot Employee’s Insider Tips On Price-Matching And Discounts.