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When it comes to long-distance running, it’s not just about logging miles—it’s about running smarter. Two key factors that can make or break your performance are stride length and stride frequency. These elements work together to determine your efficiency, speed, and endurance, but finding the right balance can feel like cracking a complex code. Understanding