Most think base period you go easy and build up your distance/time. That is partly true but it should include working on your form and some speed workouts. Include cadence as a way to improve your form for biking and running. The past couple weeks, I have been running with metronome to work on my cadence. Saturday, I ran the April Fools 4 mile race which proved fruitful working on the cadence. My leg turnover felt good and pace improve by 80 seconds. So don’t forget your form and cadence on your next run/bike workout.
Base Period – Cadence
Posted byPam HouckPosted inBiking, Fitness, Running, Swimming, TriathlonTags:biking, boston marathon, half ironman, inside triathlon, ironman, maudslay state park, mountain races, open water swimming, road races, runners world, running, running trails, training, triathlon training
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Work in the health industry as personal trainer, running and multi-sport coach. As an athlete with celiac disease and asthma, I don't let it limit me to compete in road races and triathlons. View more posts
