Ray Maker wrote:
"... the watch will offer Daily Suggested Workouts for both Running & Cycling. These can be general in nature (without a goal), or can be driven by a specific goal race on your calendar.
If you put a specific running or cycling event on your calendar, it’ll automatically build out a pretty comprehensive training schedule – including multiple phases (e.g., base, build, peak, taper, recovery), as well as even offer which days you want your long runs/rides. You can see an example of one below:
The system is smart enough that if you’ve had crappy sleep or too much load from something not on the schedule, it’ll pull back the recommendations (or give you a rest day). Same goes for travel, if you’ve added your travel via the Jetlag Advisor feature."
This pretty much looks like a Garmin Coach training plan (without the human faces doing little videos). For Garmin Coach training plans I put a race date, the distance, # of running days per week, days for a long run, and the "Garmin Coach" gives me weekly run schedules.
How is the different from what in now in the Fenix 7 Pro? Again, without the little videos of human coaches? An adaptive training plan targeting a specific distance race.
