Garmin Footpod
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gshuldes posted 19 weeks ago.
Here's a thread about foot pods:
http://www.trifuel.com/forum/13123/garmin-forerunner-foot-pod-cadence
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KitKat posted 19 weeks ago.
I usually count foot strike per minute a few times every few runs. Not too difficult if you rock a watch, just takes a bit of practice. I've noticed mine doesn't change much, I'm always stuck between 89-91, now if I could just lengthen my stride I'd be quick.
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cjhoffmn posted 19 weeks ago.
It does keep cadence.
To tri or not to tri - that's not a question at all!
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tsilcyc posted 19 weeks ago.
KitKat wrote:
I usually count foot strike per minute a few times every few runs. Not too difficult if you rock a watch, just takes a bit of practice. I've noticed mine doesn't change much, I'm always stuck between 89-91, now if I could just lengthen my stride I'd be quick.
I can't count my strikes, I have the attention span of a... I'm sorry... what were we talking about?
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tsilcyc posted 19 weeks ago.
cjhoffmn wrote:
It does keep cadence.
Perfect! Thanks!
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Does the Garmin Footpod provide cadence information or is it just speed and distance? I want to know what my running cadence average is over my runs and I think I'll lose count. ;)
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