Following the release of Garmin’s new Forerunners, the 45, 245, and 945, the talk quickly turned to speculation about the features, price, and timing of an inevitable release of a new fēnix® line of watches – presumably the fēnix® 6. Well, the wait is over and, as usual, the fastest and most comprehensive review on
Looks like there’s at least six new Garmin watches just around the corner. Obviously, we’re a little short on details but it looks like The Venu is a nice upgrade from the vívoactive® 3 Music but it’s unclear to me where it sits in relation to the other two. It could be a vívoactive® 4
An ongoing description of my experience with the Garmin Coach Half Marathon plan by Jeff Gallloway. Choosing and Setting up the Plan Garmin Coach Plans are currently available for 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon. I chose a Half Marathon plan, coached by Jeff Galloway. Setting up the plan involves picking a target goal, choosing the
Over on the Garmin sub-reddit (/r/Garmin), whenever someone asks about the sleep monitoring of their new device, invariably someone will respond with something like “Garmin’s sleep tracking is crap” or “it’s not nearly as good as my Fitbit was”. All I can say is, it works pretty well for me. The two images shown below
If you race anything longer than 5K’s, you’ve invariably noticed that your GPS distance rarely matches up with the mile markers stationed along the course. We all accept the inherent error with GPS distance, but when it gets large enough to throw off your pacing, it gets a bit frustrating. Enter Race Screen to the