14th in the tough 35-39 AG, Brad Phillips finished...


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When I began running longer distances, I learned that elite distance runners had a cadence of 90-95 foot-strikes/minute. Since I came from a sprinting background, leg turnover wasn't an issue, but it was a challenge for me to keep my cadence at ~90 for longer runs. It took practice, but I after a while, I was able to adapt ~90 strides per minute as a comfortable, relaxing running cadence. But, at certain times of the year, I tried to bump that number up a little bit. 

