In the meantime, I thought about sharing something that my girlfriend Kate got for me for Christmas. Ever seen those watches that some runners wear, and it looks like they're wearing a mini-computer? Well, Kate got one for me! Let me tell you, it's AWESOME. It does way more than I ever expected.
So first off, it's a Garmin Forerunner 205. It's got the GPS tracker, so it can pick up my location, speed, and distance traveled. It also comes with a nifty bit of software for the computer to view and analyze your workouts when finished.
I've been really enjoying using it. Not only because I no longer have to estimate my pace/distance and be typically disappointed when mapping it out and comparing it to the duration, but I can just get out and run and have a really cool analysis of it after and really see the way my workouts have been going.
I was able to get a picture of the software that comes with the watch, and it's got a lot going on. This is a basic picture that shows the ability to see distance, laps, speed, elevation and a graph too. But it's also got the capability to have customized zones for interval workouts and other neat stuff.
I was able to get a picture of the software that comes with the watch, and it's got a lot going on. This is a basic picture that shows the ability to see distance, laps, speed, elevation and a graph too. But it's also got the capability to have customized zones for interval workouts and other neat stuff.
After that, I can export the file and link it up to an online training log I use called Training Peaks. I upload it and, BAM!, I've got my workout record on the world wide web.
Thanks Kate.
Thanks for reading
No comments:
Post a Comment