Feature ofc, not fature!
I understand the limitations of GPS, but doing a tempo run yesterday on the track was most frustrating: at the end of a 7200m/4.5mi run, the watch had me doing 7.62km, or 100m off every mile.
Would there be a way for software engineers to make an app that somehow compensated for this inaccuracy every time the watch passed the same point (starting line) on a track? Failing that, that adjusted the distance each time a user pushed a button to signal a 400m lap or 4x400m laps or whatever?
Though this is hardly new to most of you, here for laughs is my track (both GPS and GLONASS on) from the run, which was on the very inside of lane 1 the whole way: https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/1965998252
Sorry I wrote this before finding, three pages in, a thread on track running, and I understand the wrist might have something to do with it (left wrist, clockwise in my case, but right on the inside line the whole way), and that I could just use the stopwatch and manually add the activity into GC later, but I'd like the watch to sync it for me (lazy I know), and wonder if such an app would be hard to make :)
