Garmin. Left hand, meet Mr right hand

Former Member over 7 years ago

so send me an email about Garmin Coach

with a video that shows the Fenix.

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0 nmyeti over 7 years ago

This page shows that it is going to hit the Fenix soon.
https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=IkvWNeIoSd48GIYCjkhlo7&productID=73207&searchQuery=Garmin%20coach

That said, the plans appear to top out at 5K and at a 8:00/mile or so.

"Plans support beginner to intermediate 5K participants (from run/walk up to an 8:00 min/mile pace)."

So while it is probably a very good option for people that are in that beginner to intermediate range and interested in a 5K, I think many of the existing users will be looking for something either a bit longer or with paces a bit faster.