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What if your relentless focus on hitting 180 steps per minute is actually making you a slower, less efficient runner?
Many runners, myself included, have fallen into the trap of chasing a perfect cadence number, thinking it's the key to running faster. But what if I told you that focusing on that number is actually holding you back and that true efficiency comes from rhythm and feel, not just counting steps? In this episode, I break down why cadence is a byproduct, not a goal, and reveal three simple, science-backed drills you can use to train your body's natural rhythm, reduce injury-causing impact, and become a smoother runner—all without obsessively looking at your watch.
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What if your relentless focus on hitting 180 steps per minute is actually making you a slower, less efficient runner?
Many runners, myself included, have fallen into the trap of chasing a perfect cadence number, thinking it's the key to running faster. But what if I told you that focusing on that number is actually holding you back and that true efficiency comes from rhythm and feel, not just counting steps? In this episode, I break down why cadence is a byproduct, not a goal, and reveal three simple, science-backed drills you can use to train your body's natural rhythm, reduce injury-causing impact, and become a smoother runner—all without obsessively looking at your watch.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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