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Your watch says your VO2 max is low, but that number might be lying to you about how fit you really are.
Everyone’s chasing VO2 max like it’s the scoreboard for fitnes, but what if it isn’t? In this episode, I break down why that number isn’t the thing that actually makes you faster, healthier, or more durable as a runner. You’ll start to see the gap between lab metrics and real-world performance, and why most longevity research doesn’t even use VO2 max the way you think. More importantly, I’ll walk you through how to train, test, and measure your fitness without needing a lab or fancy data. This is about shifting your focus from numbers to what actually shows up when you run.
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Your watch says your VO2 max is low, but that number might be lying to you about how fit you really are.
Everyone’s chasing VO2 max like it’s the scoreboard for fitnes, but what if it isn’t? In this episode, I break down why that number isn’t the thing that actually makes you faster, healthier, or more durable as a runner. You’ll start to see the gap between lab metrics and real-world performance, and why most longevity research doesn’t even use VO2 max the way you think. More importantly, I’ll walk you through how to train, test, and measure your fitness without needing a lab or fancy data. This is about shifting your focus from numbers to what actually shows up when you run.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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