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Has your running watch ever told you that your VO2max improved? Or that your training was unproductive? Running watches give us more information now than ever - but what does that data actually mean? We dive into some of the most popular running watch stats, such as VO2max, heart rate data, and recovery time, so that you know what data you need - and what to ignore.
Discussion points include:
For the lactate threshold heart rate test: https://lauranorrisrunning.com/lactate-threshold-test/
Amanda has an extensive guide to GPS watches, including reviews, on her website: https://www.runtothefinish.com/running-gear/gps-watch/
We also answer a listener's question about how to adjust your running when your job involves a lot of time on your feet.
By Amanda Brooks and Laura Norris4.9
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Has your running watch ever told you that your VO2max improved? Or that your training was unproductive? Running watches give us more information now than ever - but what does that data actually mean? We dive into some of the most popular running watch stats, such as VO2max, heart rate data, and recovery time, so that you know what data you need - and what to ignore.
Discussion points include:
For the lactate threshold heart rate test: https://lauranorrisrunning.com/lactate-threshold-test/
Amanda has an extensive guide to GPS watches, including reviews, on her website: https://www.runtothefinish.com/running-gear/gps-watch/
We also answer a listener's question about how to adjust your running when your job involves a lot of time on your feet.

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