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High Cadence vs Low Cadence, Which is Better? The Science

High Cadence vs Low Cadence, Which is Better? The Science What's better? Spinning or grinding? In this video I go in depth on the science behind high vs low cadence. Thanks for watching and be sure to like and subscribe!

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