There's a data field which does this, but it's kind of hacky. Since each leg of a multisport activity is seen as a separate activity (and app execution instance) by a CIQ datafield, and there's no multisport stats available to CIQ apps, the datafield…
I am coming from a 945 and comparatively I'm seeing pretty significant differences/ issues in GPS accuracy in the 6 Pro. Was told by Garmin that it's because the 6 is metal... there's really no solution for this?
Elevation gain was about 600ft…
Welcome to the mess that is Garmin's implementation of the HealthKit API. The short answer here is that Garmin has failed to implement almost anything correctly for this integration. (other than a couple things like all day HR, or steps). Anything…
My Garmin forerunner 45 watch off late started showing 200m short for every 1000m. Also reflecting on running pace
I meant live segments during course navigation. Yes, live segments, as a standalone feature, are now finally reliable for me when running on trails. I've been complaining to Garmin a lot about that.
However, the last time I remember trying that, live…
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Have a weekly trail run with a friend, and each week our miles completed is vastly different. Most recent data point was the Epix2 at 22.04 miles (myself) and 20.67 on the Fenix 6 (my friend.) Ran the exact same route single file or side by side…
I have seen all the complaints about how bad the r10 is with driver stats. Interesting observation... I am broken and I am down to 90-95 mph swing speed. Driver distances for me are way off as compared to my ES14. Launch angle is usually out to lunch…
Fenix 6 and all the new Garmin devices use the Sony chipset which I'm sure has different issues and uses a different algorithm.
I do not believe there is a direct relation to the GPS chipset. The situation may be perhaps better with different…
it's all about your cadence and a previous known average stride length measured using GPS outdoors - you can then trick the watch by deliberately taking a short stride length/high cadence on the treadmill - it thinks you're still running at your average…
