Cadence
Cadence
Description:
In cycling, cadence (or pedaling rate) is the number of revolutions of the crank per minute; roughly speaking, this is the rate at which a cyclist is pedaling/turning the pedals. Cadence is related to wheel speed, but is a distinct measurement.
In running, cadence (or stride rate) is the number of strikes per minute, for both feet. This means that to see a single cadence metric, you need to divide cadence by 2
Syntax:
cadence <returns cadence in revolutions for cycling, both feet strike for running>
Common Use Syntax (examples):
cadence <returns cadence per record for selected time range>
cadence/2 < return cadence per record, divided by 2 = time per minute a runner strikes each foot to the ground>
Common examples:
Cadence can be used both as summary data at the athlete level, or as actual tracked data at the workout level. Can be viewed in both report and chart formats.
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