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Looking for books to fill your ‘running power bookshelf’? (NOTE: These links are for Amazon.com)
- The Secret of Running (2017) is considered the definitive scientific textbook for serious runners and coaches. It breaks down the pure physics of running, detailing exactly how wattage balances against wind resistance, elevation, and body mass.
- The Power to Run (2021) is a streamlined, highly practical version of The Secret of Running, focusing on simplifying the data to provide peace of mind and structured execution guidelines for everyday athletes.
- The Running with Power series covers The Basics (2024, also available in Spanish), Why Would You? (2024) and Getting Started (2025) – the what, why and how of Running with Power
- Training and Racing with a Power Meter (3rd Ed. 2019) is the undisputed “bible” of power training. While written for cycling, Coggan pioneered the mathematics of power (NP, IF, TSS) that are now applied to running.
- The Power Meter Handbook (2012) is a simplified, beginner-friendly guide to power profiling. Friel’s methodology for tracking metabolic shifts using wattage data laid the groundwork for modern running device setups.
- Run with Power (2016) is the first book dedicated purely to running power meters. It successfully translated early cycling concepts into running metrics, introducing everyday athletes to Efficiency Factor (EF) and running-specific power zones.
- Triathlon Training with Power (2021) is the first book written to help athletes integrate power training into all three sports of triathlon, including a section on run power and run power meters.
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