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running training
About this tag
The running training tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about using technology, including Microsoft Copilot, to create and adapt running plans. A featured thread explores a 10-week experiment where an AI coach guides a runner from a 1:55 to a 1:40 half-marathon, highlighting the balance between training science, adaptability, and injury prevention. Topics include pace, distance, progress tracking, and the limitations of AI in personalized coaching. This tag is relevant for runners interested in integrating AI tools into their training regimen.
Nathan Limm’s 10‑week experiment — asking Microsoft Copilot to act as a running coach and guide him from a 1:55 half‑marathon to a target of 1:40 — reads like a useful case study at the intersection of modern training science and consumer generative AI: humane, encouraging, adaptable and...