How to Get the Most Out of Your Wearable Tech
Coach Stefanie Flippin sits down with Peter Tierney, Ph.D on how to analyze and practically apply the metrics collected by wearable tech
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Stefanie Flippin
Stefanie Flippin is a professional trail and ultrarunner, holding three of the top ten fastest 100 mile times ever for North American women, and is the 2021 national champion in the distance. She partners with athletes of all abilities and surfaces through her coaching service. She strongly believes in the power of representation and lifting athletes up at every stage of the journey. Stefanie is also a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon and private practice owner. She is a writer for Trail Runner Magazine and Relay, a collaborative running media and content group on Patreon.
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