running cadence

Older Black runner reviewing his natural running cadence without chasing 180 steps per minute

Running Cadence Over 50: Why I’m Not Chasing 180 SPM

At 68, my easy-run cadence often sits well below the famous 180-SPM target. I looked at what the number really means, what the research supports and why my AI coach treats cadence as evidence, not a command.

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AI Running Coach Experiment, Running After 50, Testing & Data, Training Tips

03/27/2025 Training Log – We Are Not Amused (The Wind Is a Pain in the Glutes)

Execution & Reflections: This one was rough, no way around it. The wind—22.6 km/h SSW—was relentless, and somehow always against me. There was no tailwind reprieve, just like during Tuesday’s session. I started out strong—maybe too strong. My pacing in the first 3-mile block was closer to 6:25–6:35/km when I probably should have stuck to

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Fueling Strategies, P50F Training Log, Tempo Runs

Week 10 Recap – Embrace the Effort, Learn from the Lulls

The Road to the Georgina Spring Fling Half Marathon This week had everything—intervals, treadmill insights, tempo grit, a powerful long run, and a missed ride that taught me just as much. I hit nearly every target, and even the bumps in the road gave me a clearer view of the journey ahead. I’m learning that

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Half Marathon Training, Recap, Recover, Relax & Ready, Training Tips, Weekly Recap
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