Nów track is ok but current pace is random... IT shows 5:30 but the real pace is about 4:30. Than jumps to 4:40 and again 5:15. I don't remember Such problems before this update.
Nów track is ok but current pace is random... IT shows 5:30 but the real pace is about 4:30. Than jumps to 4:40 and again 5:15. I don't remember Such problems before this update.
improvement for workouts... 1 increase data field numbers font. 2 improve current pace update. 3 in interval mode when opening repetitions, the lap takes 10 seconds on the screen, the transition could be faster. update 14.13 is improved congratulations…
If you are a sophisticated runner, a 800€ premium watch is unfortunately not enough to get an accurate pace.
You will also need a footpod (like stryd). With that combined, you are able to flat out the current pace nicely.
My old 210 always gave me avg pace when I used the lap function. Is this not possible on the 245? When I use manual laps, I get the current pace during the lap, which is useless for me.
Suggestions?
Based on the data for running on the same route in difficult GPS conditions from the last 10 days, I can say that nothing has changed with 9.0. The reported distances continue to be erratic, as does the current pace.
Is there a way to modify workout data screen? It shows step pace which without current pace is pretty much useless with longer steps and I end up using my custom screen which then makes workout data screen obsolete and obtrusive.
I am now confused by the post and following discussion. I think 8787698's and Michael_Holzner's reactions point to the confusion also. We need to distinguish 2 different discussions:
a) The Epix2 is displaying the current pace on the workout screen…
I had "lap pace" but I've switched to "current pace" to keep it consistent with the RunnerWindowFR field I use as the "first" screen.
I'd found that green text on black on a beta version of RunnerWindowFR made it easier…
When running with the Garmin Coach program the watch shows a Pace Gauge with the green and red bars. They indicate the target pace interval for the current workout.
During the run the gauge has a nice responsive moving average to determine the current…
