How can i see my times every 100m in swimming?

I want to see my result for each 100 meters in pool or open water.

Now in the application I can see statistics for each pool lane and the total for the interval.
I would like, for example, if i swam 2000 meters non stop in 1 interval, then i want to see the result for every hundred meters.
For example:
1. 1'35"30 or 1:35:00
2. 1'34"08
....
20.1'20"00

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1437606 5 months ago in reply to FlowState +1

It should work with the right/full data - i'm guess it must contain registered strokes...

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0 pdurys 5 months ago

Have you tried AutoLap setting for 100m?

I am not sure how it would work in covered pool, but open water should be just fine.

You can test this with another activity like Walk. I guess you can walk around the block?

0 1784198 5 months ago in reply to pdurys

There is no AutoLap option for pool swim.

For open water yep, thank you

0 1437606 5 months ago

You can do it at runalyze.com after connect/sync Garmin account - there is an anazlyze splits option (lap every...).

0 1784198 5 months ago in reply to 1437606

Will check, thanks

0 FlowState 5 months ago in reply to 1437606

1437606 said:
You can do it at runalyze.com after connect/sync Garmin account - there is an anazlyze splits option (lap every...).

I actually tried this after I saw OP’s question, but it doesn’t seem to work for swimming activities :/. (I created a fake swimming activity with a few manual laps to test this. I had to change the total distance from 0 to non-0 to even see the laps in runalyze. But unlike running, the swimming activity had no option to see additional information about laps, which also means there was no option to analyze laps/splits, unless I missed something.)

This would be my answer for running tho.

I guess you could always contact runalyze’s devs and ask them to add it as a feature, if it really doesn’t work for swimming.

EDIT: nvm haha I was wrong

0 1437606 5 months ago in reply to FlowState

It should work with the right/full data - i'm guess it must contain registered strokes...