Was an independent Fitness Age widget (not the V02 max measurement) supposed to be on the Fenix 6 Pro after the recent update. Only had the watxh 10 days, wondering if I have missed toggling something.
Was an independent Fitness Age widget (not the V02 max measurement) supposed to be on the Fenix 6 Pro after the recent update. Only had the watxh 10 days, wondering if I have missed toggling something.
If you bought Fenix 6 you, automatically, are 20 years old! (c) Garmin, 2019
I read somewhere, that advanced fitness age is available for the Forerunner 945, but not the Fenix.
At last, Garmin have updated their support document to include the compatible devices:
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Mine went from 32 or so to 55.5. I'm 66. But the interesting thing is it says I've reached my 'achievable fitness age'. Does that mean I can't get better? Wouldn't a higher VO2 max lower it? I'm currently…
Had a quick look but don’t see it on mine either. So possibly a GC thing only. Shame really as I preferred to be 20 but now I’m apparently 59 
Same here, better get to work again. ;)
I just checked GC and I saw it under VO2 max and then now I see it separately under Health Stats. Today is the only day it has a fitness age so I'm guessing that the watch has accumulated enough data since installing 19.20 a couple of days ago. It can't be an update for GC since the app was last updated Aug 24 according to my phone. I don't see the data on the watch itself but for me that's a 
for me. BMI or body fat% is one of the three metrics so I'm guessing unless you have a smart scale connected to GC it's going to rely solely on BMI. So if you're jacked but lean you're gonna get dinged unless it has your body fat %. 
But it looks like BMI doesn't play as big a role as VO2 max and resting HR.
soft 16.70
