For athletes, there's nothing worse than running out of juice - in every sense of the word. After all, energy crashes and dead watch batteries both spoil the fun of a sport.
In the early days of GPS watches, a short battery life was the norm. While some product details advertised over 10 hours of battery life, only a fraction of this runtime was available in normal use, making things tight during a marathon. Modern GPS watches have a much longer battery life, but come with factors that can impact their longevity. For example, many watches now have an increasing number of smartwatch features that guzzle battery power.
However, manufacturers are all aware that there is a certain target group for whom a long battery life is extremely important. It’s now possible to go for several days without having to charge these watches, both during everyday use as well as when training.
When you are easily overtaken by the fastest runners, you probably wonder how they manage it. They are not only stronger than you, with greater energy reserves, but also have first-class technique. These three tricks will improve your running style.
Trail running is an acquired skill. By learning the correct technique, you'll have a clear advantage.
