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9 March 2017
Lance Walker’s Training Peaks article makes a powerful case for running with RPM²
FORT WORTH (9 March 2017): About 15 years ago, cyclists began trading in their heart rate monitors in favor of power meters, which provide far more accurate and immediate response data to help guide training programs and race tactics. The device measuring power in wattage revolutionized the sport and now runners are poised to experience similar breakthroughs with RPM², advanced new technology measuring power and bilateral equivalence. Training Peaks recently published new research conducted by Lance Walker (MS, PT), vice president and global performance director of Michael Johnson Performance, confirming the effectiveness of RPM² as a vital tool to help athletes achieve their best performance.
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