I recommend creating copies of the Run activity for specific types of runs, such as parkruns, easy runs, long runs. You can then set unique alerts for each type of run, whether you want auto lap alerts, and which data screens you want (and in what order) for each activity. For an easy run, you may be interested in staying in Zone 2, so set a high HR alert for Z2, set the alert frequency to 1 minute and customize a HR zone data screen. For intervals, you may choose to have no alerts, but may want to prioritize pace, power and HR data in one data screen. If you use headphones, you can have most of this data narrated to you without having to look at your watch all the time.
That's a really clever idea, didn't know you could do that. I have a series of configured screens within the Run activity which I use for different run sessions. Now I can have dedicated activities!
Question if you race a previous run on the watch and indicates your 10 seconds behind, is the 10 seconds on the same part of the course, or total distance, hope that makes sense
I have a Garmin 945. I struggle with often bad or questionable elevation gain data. Occasionally it seem correct for the course often though it’s way off and inconsistent. Ran a flat marathon with a friend last week- 500’ of gain on the course, my 945 showed 3500’. Any ideas?
Thank for video was great. Can I ask, I've chosen a run coach on garmin connect and following his running program. I don't like and want to choose someone else that saw st the beginning when I first setup my 955. I can't seem to find the other coach to load. Must I first cancel or delete the current coach before it allows me to choose someone else? TIA
Discard lap!!! Great tip. Find my phone I use all the time. What I also got was to set my trail running shoes as default for trail running, now I call everything just running. Good video, Andy.
great video, very interesting! May you explain the differences between HIKE an TRAIL RUN modes in Garmin Fenix 3? How does Garmin collect trekking data in both cases
I think it’s a useless and unreliable function. I started a warm up and it showed a -4 condition. I then restarted to an interval session and miraculously I had improved to a +3 condition.
Great video, thank you!! During my runs I have the feeling that in low GPS-coverge areas Garmin might also take advantage of the accelerometer. Can this be the case or it's just the inaccuracy of the GPS, really? As for extra feature, I love the event-based daily training recommendations, which adapt as per your sleep, stress and recovery.
I'm trying to figure out the gear feature. It would be useful to automatically track shoe use against different types of runs. I have 'base' and 'interval' activities setup on my watch and generally use different shoes for these. When it comes to setting a default for the gear(shoe) I only have the one option on my fenix which is 'running' . So it doesn't appear possible to have it setup to assign different shoes to different activities automatically unless I'm missing something? Thanks.
I'm a scatterbrain and not much of a runner. So the last Garmin tip about finding your phone is the only one I know and use regularly once I discovered it! I found out about it accidentally though!
I've been running a lot recently but my watch still says I have the pulse of an ox, do you know how I change this to another animal? Asking for my friend Rick, thanks.
One I recently found was creating a random course. press on the three dots at bottom right corner (more); press on training and planning then courses. press "create course" - then "running". next screen is Drawing Method - press "automatic" - select your distance and direction, and then press next. It will ask you for your starting position and then it creates a course . Drag up the bottom screen and you can set your pace and/or goal time. Never knew that one existed. There is bound to be more that I didn't know about on the Garmin
I just started my running journey. I have my trusted basic garmin 255. I’m excited getting fitter weekly and it’s definitely better than staying on my couch. But sometimes garmin is very harsh in its reminders to increase anaerobic/speed interval excercises.
I use HRV as an indication of whether or not I need to start my "try not to get sick" regimen 😅.... can't keep up with it on the daily, but it's super helpful when needful!
Спасибо. Всем что вы рассказали пользуюсь, но все равно интересно было послушать. Из последнего что для себя открыл в часах это что можно выбрать в ежедневных рекомендованных тренировках настройку по пульсу или по темпу. Интересно бы было послушать кто по мощности тренируется, как настроены экраны и как оценивают прогресс.
Agreed. If I follow the watches recommended run of the day and that is a slow run, it complains about my performance even if I feel it's very easy. 🤦♂️
You can totally skew it if you head out fast for the first 10 mins. If you run slow up a hill with a vest on it’s terrible. Maybe not great as training readiness I do think it gives an indication of how efficient you are.
i track my shoe milage even though my shoes are beyond stuffed at this point - also HRV is awesome having been retrofitted to the fenix 6 in semirecent software updates. it showed a difference a couple days before i got hit w a bad covid case
The sadest part about this video, is the feature I didnt know I had I needed the most. "Find My Phone" this is seriously the most important tip I have ever received from the running channel hahaha.
Got Garmin 55 last week and done 3 x 5k runs and 1 x 10k slow pace runs so far. Going to upgrade the watch when they drop a new generation (apparently next month). Which watch are you using? Im thinking epix 2 pro, 265 or 965.
Pace pro brought be successfully through my first HM with negative splits. I found DSWs great because this keeps the training surprising and kinda reminds you to do the hard stuff as well. Training Status is another great feature, just to have visualization of training load, recovery etc.
Ever tried AutoLap in "Position" mode? Most people probably use the "Distance" mode set to 1 mi or 1 km. Using the "Position" mode counts a new round whenever you pass the starting position. Add a data field for rounds and you will never ever be confused about number of rounds made in the park or stadium. Kind regards and thanks for the video. 😊
I came out of covid with a form of exercise induced asthma. And because of meniscus surgery on both knees, I'm only doing no more than three and a half miles now. I do look at my watch a lot because I'm focusing on my heart rate in my pace. If my heart rate is too high and my pace is too low I slow down. So pace and heart rate are two things that I focus on
Please do the lactate threshold test video, but do it in the lab too, and compare the results. I would be really interested in how much can the watch estimate be taken seriously.
For lactate test, I'd say James and Jess What comes to Garmin tricks, you can set for each activity type whether or not it will ask self-evaluation at the end of activity (I guess it is just something that Garmin stores into your history, but doesn't actually use anywhere).
I'd like to know how to set my heart rate zones in the best way possible. There are many options... Based on %HRM %HRR %LTHR ... Also how do I find out my max heart rate.
I used to have an AW, so I've found quite difficult to pay via my Garmin to start with, but you can actually set up hot key for card payments, so it's easy and fast :)
This video was super helpful! I wish they would add a double tap confirmation for saving an activity. Stop > Save > Bro! Are you Sure? I think you have another 1k to go. > Saved
Since I could not afford one of the new Garmin‘s, I use a Fenix 5 in prep for my first HM. I must say this Fenix 5 is giving me some hard time as inconsistency is on a regular base, HR spikes all the time, pace showing odd timing, horrendous. But I am stuck with this for my prep, hope at least to finish my HM regardless😜😜
I'd say yes to lactate threshold - unedited version - I (and many people I know) have tried this several times and it's always failed having been through the whole guidance. Be good to see if we're doing something wrong or different and thats why it's failing.
I used to think Performance Condition ranged from -10 to +10, with me rarely seeing anything outside of +/-5... ...then recently I started a 10k race and saw "+13"!!!! Was such an ego boost!!!! (oh and Definitely Andy and Rick for Lactate testing: Great to see what a high end lactate performer would look like, and Rick's struggles with science basics would make entertaining viewing)
Always like to see more tips on making sessions easier to follow and tips and tricks to improve that is great. More please. Maybe worth noting that some of the features are only available on newer watches. The apple map pin ism't available on older phones like the Fenix 6X Pro for example (and i assume all phone from that year and older).
Hi! Very good video! I loved it! How can I do to calibrate my watch when runnin on a treadmill? When I first used my Garmin Forerunner 965 my cadence was a lot lower than now. So , my Garmin is sooo wrong , because it uses the accelerometer to estimate pace, distance , etc. Thanks
Activity: Treadmill Upon stopping activity, keep scrolling down and you should eventually see Calibrate. I have a 965 and at first I just saved the activity; easy to miss the Calibrate option way down the list of options.
I think they're sponsored by Garmin. As a Garmin user though I'm definitely looking at switch to Coros for my next watch. I see no benefits from Garmin over Coros and the price of Coros watches is far superior.
@@Enoch-Root, I go the Coros Apex as I started running (2.5 years ago) and switched to Garmin 255 last December. I really loved the Garmin Coach as it brought me to structured running training. I am currently subscribed to one of the coaches there directly, so I don’t use their feature directly. I guess it depends on what we want from our watches, but I am happy I’ve switched to Garmin when I did. Sometimes is hard to know which features are personally useful until you try them. I really PacePro as well, although I used it only twice as a pacer.
@@Enoch-Root that's fair, but also let's put it this way. If they do other brands it will show an unbiased opinion and if Garmin is the better option for features then it will let us as viewers (consumers) see it for ourselves plus sprinkle in additional credibility to their videos. Although, lets be real, I trust them with my training so I do trust their opinions very much already. 💃🏼
Another battery saver for long runs when navigating is the track orientation - the default is to always track up (so that the heading big always points in the direction of travel, but this causes the screen to redraw a lot more often). Change it to "track north", which means that 12 o'clock on your watch is always North. Takes a bit of getting used to when running in a southerly direction but it saves some battery life 😉😎
@@AckerQ. I thought someone had done but a quick search seems to mostly throw up anecdotal evidence, so I may give it a try at some point as I am genuinely intrigued. I much prefer track up but it seems to make sense that constant screen redraws would drain the battery more than just redrawing the pointer and moving the screen according to distance travelled, but I use track north just to save battery life. I'd love to know how much battery I'm saving 🤔😊
I recently upgraded from a 255 to a 955, mainly for the full mapping, which is fantastic. But the 955 has some odd quirks. For example, its default Sleep setup was to go into Battery Saver mode, which turns off the HR monitor. This meant that pretty much all of the watch’s recommendations for recovery, training suggestions, and HRV status were hopelessly inaccurate. Strange!
That lap discard thing - OMG?!?!? That's only on latest gen watches right? Could have sworn I've never seen it on mine (fenix 6 pro), but am usually busy swearing at myself if I accidentally hit lap (due to crappy Spotify app on Garmin usually...)
Good video even though there was nothing new for me. To be fair some of the things mentioned took me a month to notice after i got my fenix. I got some things i noticed think some migvt not know. - when turning on the flashlight you can adjust the brightness instantly. -you can adjust short keycommands so if u like to take a screenshot by holding stop and up button. Or turn on touch by pressing start and down both at once. -you can enter emergency contacts so garmin can contact them if something happens to you. -%hrr zones was good to switch to instantly. -you have to manually switch pulse ox measures rather than opt out. -you can have stamina and potential stamina on the watchface when running. -pace pro functionality took a while before i tried it. -sometimes i forget to turn off the activity (if it happens to be discgolf or something other than running) and you can easily crop it afterwards.
Best feature is the hidden workouts available from the pc app you can set up heart rate workouts for various distances running and cycling that are better than the Garmin coach
Find my phone is definitely a favourite of mine but didnt realise you could also use it to find my watch. Once there's an update for find my watch charger then it really will be top notch 😂 I never realised rhats what the recovery time meant and always thought it to be not to run. Fortunately I always ignored it and did run so I was being good rather than a rebel it turns out! Other than that i knew most of them so must be a watch geek, albeit an old model watch geek.
I knew about the alerts and I’ve tried to get my watch (Venu 3) to alert me every km with my pace but it does it out the watch speaker and not through my earphones 🙃
MMM how do you send that pin from Google maps to connect? If I open Google maps en pin a point. And want to send it. I don't have a option to send it to connect. I have the fr965
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Yes, more Garmin tips and yes to lactate threshold. I’d say Sarah and Mo.
Deal!
And Tom, for humour
Don't forget Rick, for complementary skincare tips.
I recommend creating copies of the Run activity for specific types of runs, such as parkruns, easy runs, long runs. You can then set unique alerts for each type of run, whether you want auto lap alerts, and which data screens you want (and in what order) for each activity. For an easy run, you may be interested in staying in Zone 2, so set a high HR alert for Z2, set the alert frequency to 1 minute and customize a HR zone data screen. For intervals, you may choose to have no alerts, but may want to prioritize pace, power and HR data in one data screen. If you use headphones, you can have most of this data narrated to you without having to look at your watch all the time.
That's a really clever idea, didn't know you could do that. I have a series of configured screens within the Run activity which I use for different run sessions. Now I can have dedicated activities!
That's awesome! Thanks.
thats a great tip, always wondered if that was possible. a guide video on how to do that would be helpful.
Thank you so much. This will help me loads!
How to do this?
Pace Pro is an absolute game changer with being able to see how far ahead of your target you are in real time
Question if you race a previous run on the watch and indicates your 10 seconds behind, is the 10 seconds on the same part of the course, or total distance, hope that makes sense
I have a Garmin 945. I struggle with often bad or questionable elevation gain data. Occasionally it seem correct for the course often though it’s way off and inconsistent. Ran a flat marathon with a friend last week- 500’ of gain on the course, my 945 showed 3500’. Any ideas?
Thank for video was great.
Can I ask, I've chosen a run coach on garmin connect and following his running program. I don't like and want to choose someone else that saw st the beginning when I first setup my 955. I can't seem to find the other coach to load. Must I first cancel or delete the current coach before it allows me to choose someone else? TIA
Discard lap!!! Great tip. Find my phone I use all the time. What I also got was to set my trail running shoes as default for trail running, now I call everything just running. Good video, Andy.
"undo lap" is what I have been searching for for weeks 😆 hopefully this is on the 55 model
great video, very interesting! May you explain the differences between HIKE an TRAIL RUN modes in Garmin Fenix 3? How does Garmin collect trekking data in both cases
I had to disable “Performance Condition” - Nothing worse than seeing -6 as you start a race!
how on 6x pro? ;)
I think it’s a useless and unreliable function. I started a warm up and it showed a -4 condition. I then restarted to an interval session and miraculously I had improved to a +3 condition.
Depending on which route I go, I either get a plus (slight downhill) or minus (uphill). I have disabled it as well.
I like it!
It shows +1 to +5 always! 🙂 😎
@neilporter6908 if anything I think that's proof you should warm up before you start a session/run or a race 😅
Yes, more Garmin tips please. And my vote for the lactate threshold test is Andy and Sarah
Great video, thank you!! During my runs I have the feeling that in low GPS-coverge areas Garmin might also take advantage of the accelerometer. Can this be the case or it's just the inaccuracy of the GPS, really?
As for extra feature, I love the event-based daily training recommendations, which adapt as per your sleep, stress and recovery.
I'm trying to figure out the gear feature. It would be useful to automatically track shoe use against different types of runs. I have 'base' and 'interval' activities setup on my watch and generally use different shoes for these. When it comes to setting a default for the gear(shoe) I only have the one option on my fenix which is 'running' . So it doesn't appear possible to have it setup to assign different shoes to different activities automatically unless I'm missing something? Thanks.
I use "Find my phone" constantly 😅 I'm always forgetting where i put it down at home 😅
Us too 😂
Yes!!
That and the flashlight on the Fenix 7 😂
Me too, but on my Apple Watch, it’s way louder and you can press and hold to get a flashing light as well.
Me too 😂
I'm a scatterbrain and not much of a runner. So the last Garmin tip about finding your phone is the only one I know and use regularly once I discovered it! I found out about it accidentally though!
I've been running a lot recently but my watch still says I have the pulse of an ox, do you know how I change this to another animal? Asking for my friend Rick, thanks.
One I recently found was creating a random course.
press on the three dots at bottom right corner (more); press on training and planning then courses.
press "create course" - then "running".
next screen is Drawing Method - press "automatic" - select your distance and direction, and then press next.
It will ask you for your starting position and then it creates a course . Drag up the bottom screen and you can set your pace and/or goal time.
Never knew that one existed. There is bound to be more that I didn't know about on the Garmin
This is awesome! You can also choose a "random" direction from your front door to see routes you've never thought about. Thanks for the tip.
Great feature but just to clarify this is using the Garmin Connect app and not directly on your watch.
@neilbeacher17 yeah. I done it on the app. Then saved it and you can then send it to your watch
@@neilbeacher17i have a 955 and do this on my watch fwiw.
I learned about the undo lap button in a recent podcast, I think. Really useful lol I'm always hitting the lap button by accident
Do I need to activate it? I do not have this undo arrow and can not undo it (Garmin 945 XT).
This is quite a new feature still, IIRC it was only added about a month ago.
I just started my running journey. I have my trusted basic garmin 255. I’m excited getting fitter weekly and it’s definitely better than staying on my couch. But sometimes garmin is very harsh in its reminders to increase anaerobic/speed interval excercises.
I use HRV as an indication of whether or not I need to start my "try not to get sick" regimen 😅.... can't keep up with it on the daily, but it's super helpful when needful!
Hi, thank u very much. Can u please explain how to set the screen to turn on automatically by turning the wrist?
We recently discovered track back whilst running an out and back on the trails. Very useful!
Wonderful… just got my Foreunner 965. Keep the videos coming.
Спасибо. Всем что вы рассказали пользуюсь, но все равно интересно было послушать. Из последнего что для себя открыл в часах это что можно выбрать в ежедневных рекомендованных тренировках настройку по пульсу или по темпу. Интересно бы было послушать кто по мощности тренируется, как настроены экраны и как оценивают прогресс.
performance condition is the biggest load of… if i’m running zone 2 it is always low. if i do intervals it’s high so literally just based on pace
Agreed. If I follow the watches recommended run of the day and that is a slow run, it complains about my performance even if I feel it's very easy. 🤦♂️
You can totally skew it if you head out fast for the first 10 mins. If you run slow up a hill with a vest on it’s terrible.
Maybe not great as training readiness I do think it gives an indication of how efficient you are.
i track my shoe milage even though my shoes are beyond stuffed at this point - also HRV is awesome having been retrofitted to the fenix 6 in semirecent software updates. it showed a difference a couple days before i got hit w a bad covid case
Yeah HRV is like an early warning system isn’t it?!
The sadest part about this video, is the feature I didnt know I had I needed the most. "Find My Phone" this is seriously the most important tip I have ever received from the running channel hahaha.
Sarah, Tom, Jess, Mo and Andy for lactate threshold test!
Wow, I didn’t know I could set Run/Walk or HR zones on my FR 265!
Thank you so much, great video!!
First watch video that was useful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Got Garmin 55 last week and done 3 x 5k runs and 1 x 10k slow pace runs so far. Going to upgrade the watch when they drop a new generation (apparently next month). Which watch are you using? Im thinking epix 2 pro, 265 or 965.
I had no idea about the light hold -menu !! Amazing that will come in handy 😂
Pace pro brought be successfully through my first HM with negative splits. I found DSWs great because this keeps the training surprising and kinda reminds you to do the hard stuff as well. Training Status is another great feature, just to have visualization of training load, recovery etc.
What a great video. Thank you guys!
Ever tried AutoLap in "Position" mode?
Most people probably use the "Distance" mode set to 1 mi or 1 km.
Using the "Position" mode counts a new round whenever you pass the starting position. Add a data field for rounds and you will never ever be confused about number of rounds made in the park or stadium. Kind regards and thanks for the video. 😊
I came out of covid with a form of exercise induced asthma. And because of meniscus surgery on both knees, I'm only doing no more than three and a half miles now. I do look at my watch a lot because I'm focusing on my heart rate in my pace. If my heart rate is too high and my pace is too low I slow down. So pace and heart rate are two things that I focus on
Would love to see James and Jess do the lactate threshold test! Enjoyed their different views in the marathon training run video
Great video! I added the performance condition to my Fenix 7 and edge 1040
Please do the lactate threshold test video, but do it in the lab too, and compare the results. I would be really interested in how much can the watch estimate be taken seriously.
Already been done, 11% lower on watch than labsetting
@@Jorg303 What is lower, pace or heart rate?
That lap undo tip was so useful.
For lactate test, I'd say James and Jess
What comes to Garmin tricks, you can set for each activity type whether or not it will ask self-evaluation at the end of activity (I guess it is just something that Garmin stores into your history, but doesn't actually use anywhere).
Garmin uses it for training readiness I think.
Came here for the science and got a tech lesson :) Great video as a new Garmin user from Apple watch
Hahaha great podcast call back 🙌
These are great! Keep em coming! 😊
But I have a FR 55 and it doesn’t have a lot of these features unfortunately.
I'd like to know how to set my heart rate zones in the best way possible. There are many options... Based on %HRM %HRR %LTHR ... Also how do I find out my max heart rate.
I used to have an AW, so I've found quite difficult to pay via my Garmin to start with, but you can actually set up hot key for card payments, so it's easy and fast :)
This video was super helpful!
I wish they would add a double tap confirmation for saving an activity. Stop > Save > Bro! Are you Sure? I think you have another 1k to go. > Saved
Good luck explaining this science to Rick 🤭
Always been interested in which satellite setting to use.
Good job Andy 👊🏻👌🏻
So useful - more please. Custom alerts 🤯👌
Since I could not afford one of the new Garmin‘s, I use a Fenix 5 in prep for my first HM. I must say this Fenix 5 is giving me some hard time as inconsistency is on a regular base, HR spikes all the time, pace showing odd timing, horrendous.
But I am stuck with this for my prep, hope at least to finish my HM regardless😜😜
Does the maps droppin sharing thing only work on Apple?
Yes! I would love to see a lactate threshold test!
I'd say yes to lactate threshold - unedited version - I (and many people I know) have tried this several times and it's always failed having been through the whole guidance. Be good to see if we're doing something wrong or different and thats why it's failing.
Yes to the Lactate Threshold Test and more vids like this
Nice video. Thank you.
Never knew about the lap undo. Definitely will find that helpful
Is be happy to see some more videos on Garmin forerunner hints and tips
Loved this video! Learned more about the stats presented in my garmin. Garmin is trully awesome watch💯
I’m very down to watch Tom and Sarah do the lactate threshold test! Especially since we can compare to Sarah’s previous lab grade test
Not only find my phone, there is find my watch too. I used it few days back. Very useful.
I used to think Performance Condition ranged from -10 to +10, with me rarely seeing anything outside of +/-5...
...then recently I started a 10k race and saw "+13"!!!! Was such an ego boost!!!!
(oh and Definitely Andy and Rick for Lactate testing: Great to see what a high end lactate performer would look like, and Rick's struggles with science basics would make entertaining viewing)
keep em coming!
I wanna learn if the forerunner 965 livetracking has the ability to track your mates?
When you use the ultra GPS option you lose out on the VO2 max feature. One of the weird quirks I learned the hard way
Always like to see more tips on making sessions easier to follow and tips and tricks to improve that is great. More please. Maybe worth noting that some of the features are only available on newer watches. The apple map pin ism't available on older phones like the Fenix 6X Pro for example (and i assume all phone from that year and older).
I like to know Garmin Connect better. It is so limited for serious analyzing or I cant find settings I like to know ?
VO2 MAX. a great indicator
Hi! Very good video! I loved it!
How can I do to calibrate my watch when runnin on a treadmill?
When I first used my Garmin Forerunner 965 my cadence was a lot lower than now. So , my Garmin is sooo wrong , because it uses the accelerometer to estimate pace, distance , etc.
Thanks
Activity: Treadmill
Upon stopping activity, keep scrolling down and you should eventually see Calibrate. I have a 965 and at first I just saved the activity; easy to miss the Calibrate option way down the list of options.
@@GripEngineering thank you so much!!
would be interesting to see you test the lactate on garmin compared to the lab test
Might as well make this a series and do the Coros Pace 3🥳 (this is a selfish request since that's what I use😂)
Plus 1 for Coros Pace 3 🎉
hell ya!
I think they're sponsored by Garmin.
As a Garmin user though I'm definitely looking at switch to Coros for my next watch. I see no benefits from Garmin over Coros and the price of Coros watches is far superior.
@@Enoch-Root, I go the Coros Apex as I started running (2.5 years ago) and switched to Garmin 255 last December. I really loved the Garmin Coach as it brought me to structured running training. I am currently subscribed to one of the coaches there directly, so I don’t use their feature directly.
I guess it depends on what we want from our watches, but I am happy I’ve switched to Garmin when I did. Sometimes is hard to know which features are personally useful until you try them.
I really PacePro as well, although I used it only twice as a pacer.
@@Enoch-Root that's fair, but also let's put it this way. If they do other brands it will show an unbiased opinion and if Garmin is the better option for features then it will let us as viewers (consumers) see it for ourselves plus sprinkle in additional credibility to their videos. Although, lets be real, I trust them with my training so I do trust their opinions very much already. 💃🏼
Another battery saver for long runs when navigating is the track orientation - the default is to always track up (so that the heading big always points in the direction of travel, but this causes the screen to redraw a lot more often). Change it to "track north", which means that 12 o'clock on your watch is always North. Takes a bit of getting used to when running in a southerly direction but it saves some battery life 😉😎
oh that's brilliant!
Did anyone test how much battery will be saved?
@@AckerQ. I thought someone had done but a quick search seems to mostly throw up anecdotal evidence, so I may give it a try at some point as I am genuinely intrigued. I much prefer track up but it seems to make sense that constant screen redraws would drain the battery more than just redrawing the pointer and moving the screen according to distance travelled, but I use track north just to save battery life. I'd love to know how much battery I'm saving 🤔😊
Yes, I love the garmin videos!
Fab video, very helpful thanks!!
Thought I knew the watch quite well, but the find my phone bit is great
The lap discarded funnily enough I discovered literally today 😂
Please can you show how to set up a timer for a HIIT workout, I’m finding it a little bit frustrating 😊
I recently upgraded from a 255 to a 955, mainly for the full mapping, which is fantastic. But the 955 has some odd quirks. For example, its default Sleep setup was to go into Battery Saver mode, which turns off the HR monitor. This meant that pretty much all of the watch’s recommendations for recovery, training suggestions, and HRV status were hopelessly inaccurate. Strange!
I used the pin drop navigation to get from the finish of London Marathon to meet my family Mile 27. ( They had my phone)
Useful video
That lap discard thing - OMG?!?!? That's only on latest gen watches right? Could have sworn I've never seen it on mine (fenix 6 pro), but am usually busy swearing at myself if I accidentally hit lap (due to crappy Spotify app on Garmin usually...)
Sarah & Tom for the lactate Treshold test. I would like to see the difference between the two.
thank you - enjoyed it
Yes do more
Incident detection would be good
I would love to see a Garmin lactate threshold test and see how it compares to a lab’s test.
Good video even though there was nothing new for me. To be fair some of the things mentioned took me a month to notice after i got my fenix.
I got some things i noticed think some migvt not know.
- when turning on the flashlight you can adjust the brightness instantly.
-you can adjust short keycommands so if u like to take a screenshot by holding stop and up button. Or turn on touch by pressing start and down both at once.
-you can enter emergency contacts so garmin can contact them if something happens to you.
-%hrr zones was good to switch to instantly.
-you have to manually switch pulse ox measures rather than opt out.
-you can have stamina and potential stamina on the watchface when running.
-pace pro functionality took a while before i tried it.
-sometimes i forget to turn off the activity (if it happens to be discgolf or something other than running) and you can easily crop it afterwards.
Best feature is the hidden workouts available from the pc app you can set up heart rate workouts for various distances running and cycling that are better than the Garmin coach
Great tip!
I use a lot of these features, be aware some features not available on older models
Looking forward to the same video for Coros
Andy Sarah Tom and Jess for Lactate Treshold test
Ooo yeah good picks 😂
Performance Condition when you doing easy runs ?? Messes up VO2 ??
No there's no reason it should
Find my phone/watch is a great tip, thanks 👍
I can't seem to get the eat/drink alerts to work when doing a structured workout. It only works if it's in a regular activity
How do you add shoes to different running activities. Cause I dont see that option
Is it possible to use the "share location" on Android Google maps?
Can’t count the number of times I’ve pressed the lap button without meaning to. Thanks for that tip.
Useful, thanks
Find my phone is definitely a favourite of mine but didnt realise you could also use it to find my watch. Once there's an update for find my watch charger then it really will be top notch 😂
I never realised rhats what the recovery time meant and always thought it to be not to run. Fortunately I always ignored it and did run so I was being good rather than a rebel it turns out!
Other than that i knew most of them so must be a watch geek, albeit an old model watch geek.
How about a video on Garmin watches and running foot pods like Stryd
I knew about the alerts and I’ve tried to get my watch (Venu 3) to alert me every km with my pace but it does it out the watch speaker and not through my earphones 🙃
MMM how do you send that pin from Google maps to connect? If I open Google maps en pin a point. And want to send it. I don't have a option to send it to connect. I have the fr965
The stamina function works ok for me on long runs
That first tip is going to change my life.