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  • New to running, have been at it since August or so.

    I've managed to slowly get to a place where I've got my heart rate down and manage to run every other day pain free. A mixture of dynamic warm ups, yoga, foam rolling and strength exercises have really helped. I thought running would take less time than cycling. Apparently not! I had the cardio from cycling but it's totally different. Managed 100km total last month which I was pretty chuffed with. I know a lot of folk around here could do that in one outing!

    One questions tho. I find it really hard to run easy at a high cadence. Is there any trick to this? On tempo runs I'm at around 170 but on really slow runs I can be as low as 150. I'm built like a giraffe (6'5) which probably doesn't help.

  • Try to replicate the high back lift motion of running fast when running slower. It feels really bad and is hard to do but if you concentrate on keeping that form it might help. I’ve never focussed too much on my cadence but that was advice I was given from running coach

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