Run with Power: The Complete Guide to Power

Run with Power: The Complete Guide to Power Meters for Running Jim Vance
Publisher: VeloPress

Run with Power is the complete guide on how to use a power meter for running, like the Stryd wearable power meter. I'm concerned that this means I'm paying $2.80 per year to run the meter. Bearing in mind they have to complete a run segment afterwards? I read on Wikipedia that mechanical meters like mine use two watts of power. Pioneer power meter by $300, with the least expensive model now at Finally, some of you have asked for an update to my Fall 2014 Power Meter Buyers Guide. One a complete picture of what's going on in a given training/racing ride. Power is only really applicable to cycling – not running or swimming. Priced at $1,500, it's in line with other power meter devices. And people already running spacers probably aren't going to blink. And why get a power meter since you already have a perfectly good heart rate monitor? RUN WITH POWER will introduce the use of power meters to the sport of running and show runners how to break through to all-new levels of performance. It's not because 240V costs more, it's because you're running energy-gobbling appliances.