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January 1, 2026

3 Ways to Determine Your Running Threshold Speed and Why Knowing Your Threshold Pace is Crucial

Running

The term “threshold speed” refers to your Lactate Threshold (LT)

December 31, 2025

7 Powerful Reasons Why Running Goals Are Essential To Improve Your Running

Running

Every time you lace up your shoes, you have a

December 25, 2025

Unlock Your Speed: The Power of High-Volume Strides at Mile Pace

Running

For many distance runners, “speed work” is a daunting phrase

December 24, 2025

Precision Over Pace: 5 Reasons Age Group Runners Need a GPS Watch in 2025

Running

As an age group runner, you aren’t just running against

December 22, 2025

7 Risks for the Underweight Runner and How to Gain Weight the Right Way

Running

Endurance athletes often devote substantial attention to nutrition, body weight,

December 22, 2025

3 Reasons Why Age-Group Runners Need to Rotate Their Running Shoes

Running

 If you’re an age-group runner, chances are you’ve found a

December 15, 2025

The Truth About “Lactic Acid” and Lactate Clearance for Runners

Running

Ever felt that burning sensation in your legs during a

December 14, 2025

5 Reasons to Understand Running Zones for Beginning Runners

Running

  If you’re new to running, you’ve probably heard terms

December 14, 2025

Footpod Face-Off: Stryd vs. Coros vs. Garmin—Which Running Sensor is Right for You?

Running

Running is increasingly becoming a data-driven sport, and at the

December 2, 2025

Unlock Your Speed: What is Lactate Threshold Training for Runners?

Running

If you’re a runner, the term lactate threshold is the key to

November 30, 2025

5 Simple Steps To A Successful Post-Workout Recovery

Running

You just crushed your run. Whether it was a breezy

November 30, 2025

Running Smarter: 4 Reasons Why Power Beats Heart Rate and Pace

Running

For years, runners have used heart rate (HR) and pace

Accessory-Based Power

If you have an older Garmin watch (like a Fenix 6 or Forerunner 945), you can add power data by pairing it with a specific accessory:

Native Wrist-Based Power (Built-in)

Most modern performance watches now calculate power directly from the wrist. While a pod is more accurate for wind and form, these are excellent "all-in-one" solutions.

Garmin:

Forerunner (255, 265, 955, 965, 970), Fenix (7, 8, E), Epix (Gen 2/Pro), Enduro (2, 3)

Apple:

Apple Watch Ultra (1 & 2), Apple Watch Series 6 through 10, and SE (2nd Gen)

COROS:

PACE (2, 3), APEX (2, 2 Pro), VERTIX (2, 2S)

Polar:

Vantage (V2, V3), Grit X (Pro, X2 Pro), Pacer Pro

Suunto:

Suunto Race, Race S, Vertical, 9 Peak Pro