Fancy! I've been reading about how important things like cadence are. Maybe I'm just looking for an excuse as to why I'm such a terrible runner lol.
I have gone through horrible hamstring strain and ended up getting gait evaluation at the run clinic. I have learned that I do suck with running technique. Did some re-learning. Kinda have to pay attention to it now. I might screw up my hammies again otherwise..
This is some next level sh$t.... what are you finding is the major difference between this and a regular HR monitor?
Doc, this one is for stride/cadence only. I don't know any other device that can catch it and I need to track it to stay injury free.
I use arm band HR monitor for the HR and I find it very accurate comparing with the chest strap HR monitor. It is just very comfortable to put it on your arm and go. https://www.amazon.com/Scosche-RHYTHM-H ... B00JQHTJS2
5/20/17 Block#6, BB with OP I/A
(Forced Progression)
Week#1, Saturday (75%)
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LSS Run - 35min
Data
HR average - 138
HR max - 150
Average stride length - 30
Max stride length - 40
Average cadence - 74
Max cadence - 78
5/23/17 Block#6, BB with OP I/A
(Forced Progression)
Week#2, Tuesday (80%)
E
LSS Run - 31min
Data
HR average - 137
HR max - 154
Average stride length - 33
Max stride length - 42
Average cadence - 74
Max cadence - 84
Distance - 2.48 mi
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5/22/17 Block#6, BB with OP I/A
(Forced Progression)
Week#2, Monday (80%)
Lifts
SSB Squat - 3x5, 180
Dips - 3x5, 45
Seal Rows - 3x5, 170
RI - 2:15-3min
Finisher
Ab Wheel RO - 1x8
Notes
*Left side is catching up with the rows. Scapula is still lacking strength/ROM. Last rep was pathetic. Well.. I am glad I am doing the rows for this block. Good assessment tool for me..
**I've screwed up my knees a little by playing with meditation poses/longer sits over the weekend. Have to be careful now.