If I was to referee a match and want to look back at the Xth minute to see what my Heart Rate was, could I do it with this watch?
1870375
There is no way to do that on the watch - once you transfer to Garmin Connect, you could see it.
1870376
I have not tried to look back at workout stats of any kind. I was never able to use Garmin Connect properly. That kind of data would be stored through your Garmin account. Try asking customer help there.
1870377
Yes, you most definitely can as long as you have the heart rate monitor synced to your watch. Unfortunately this watch doesn't come with a built-in HR monitor. But it can be purchased separately.
1887548
Yes you can but from what I can tell, you are unable to view your stats at the same time. You'd be much better off to just set your lap distance to 1 mile (the default), then enable auto-lap. The watch will beep at the end of every mile and you would know to switch to a run/walk.
1468260
Take a look at Runkeeper. You have the option for a free account or the paid version -either one allows you to track your heart rate plus it tracks about a dozen different sports.
446849
I think it would work to calculate your distance on the soccer field. It is good at keeping track of distance and time and pace. You probably don't care about pace, but if it connects to satellite, it will tell distance!!
446850
As long as you're outside and the watch can receive the GPS signal, you can run, walk or simply play soccer and distance will be tracked. This particular model "gets" GPS signal always in less 30 seconds which is considered pretty fast, however I would be slightly concerned about the ball hitting the watch during the game. I hope this answers your question.
1579040
The watch comes with a sensor and chest strap to monitor your heart rate, but you can choose to not wear the sensor and use it as a watch only if you wish. Cory is right; although the heart rate is accurately recorded, the calories burned is not. Don't rely on it for that.
1282168
Yes. This was important to me too when i was doing my research. It took some digging, but I found out that the poolmate hr is the only watch that counts your laps and recorders heart rate under water. Something about the frequency the poolmate uses for heart rate works under water while other training watches do not. The good news is that the heart rate monitor also works out of the water - when you run or train on your bike. It's a great feature that I use regularly.
38447
Sorry, silly question. It's not a heart rate monitor.Just an activity tracker.http://forum.polar.fi/showthread.php?s=5080dad3b7bc0e2387ee6e1e9bc60fd6&t;=1634
1498628
No. You have to manually change the time. Still a great watch though, if you are looking for an altimeter/pressure sensor.
1347647
Use the button to scroll down. I can show pace or heart rate if you have a HRM.
106498
Yes, of course, the watch receives the signal from the belt, then converts it to heart rate -- those digital numbers we can read.
308153
I've never used it as you describe, but it starts showing your heart rate once you place the band on your chest. You would need to wear watch and band.
44847
This watch has the World Time feature, so yes you may select another time zone to monitor.
1698760
I don't believe this does what you're looking for. It's really designed for a sport where you are recording elapsed times and splits one event at a time such as track or swim meets. It sounds like you need dual stop watch capabilities for 2 or 3 separate events run cocurrently. I don't know of such a watch but I wouldn't be surprised if it was out there. I hope this answers your question. Good luck.
1009067
Not really because the watch is primarily meant to monitor distance covered in a specific period of time with the additional heart monitor which is paired with the watch. What I'm trying to say is that there is nothing wrong in using it for non-running cardio workouts, but if you do, you ignore other functions this product offers and therefore should maybe look for a different solution.
1303953
I don't feel the heart rate monitor is accurate or practical. While moving I am unable to get any readout. I would NOT recommend this product to anyone looking for something more than a time piece.
540834
You need to be more specific with your questions. Your best bet is to find and download the user's manual. It will give you specific instructions. However, I wouldn't recommend this watch - at least not based on my experience. Its performance (as a heart monitor) is inconsistent - sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.