Can I use this watch like a ForeRunner to track a bike or run workout?
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It will track your position and your speeds. You can then use Garmin homeport to review it.
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No, you need a garmin running watch for this to work. This is not a pedometer.
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It depends on what you want from your Garmin watch. I wanted to know the distance to the green, period. I can estimate on my own how far it is to the dogleg, don't want to mess around with settings on the course, etc. I just want to look at my wrist and know the distance to the green, and it's very accurate for that.
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I am not sure. I would say it would work but would not be very accurate. The watch basically runs off of a GPS system. If you are doing short distances versus long it may not be able to account for the small twist and turns. It sounds like you need technology that coincides with a step counter. I'm not saying you shouldn't try it. I'm just saying it may not be as accurate as you would like.
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When I bought this device I mistakenly assumed it was a gps device. It is more of a glorified pedometer, so I would say it probably does not track bicycling.
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I do not use the watch feature. I find it hard enough just to use the odometer. I'm not very happy with the product.
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Hi. The watch tracks your distance and strokes. You program your weight into the watch in setup, and the owners manual says that it uses this information to calculate calories burned based on distance and body weight.
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Yes. You must have the exercise timer going, take your pulse it will show you what your heart rate is and how many calories burned. Can do it as many times as you like as long as exercise timer is going. Great watch for price paid. I
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Only if u are setting it to keep track. You would have to also periodically check your pulse for a reading. This is strictly used for when you are exercising
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Yes,When you download your run data to your computer you will get a GPS map and the path you ran super imposed on in. At the bottom is a graph that will track pace, altitude, speed, and distance. It is my first GPS watch but I have been very pleased. No complaints.
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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.
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Yes you can. This is something you can do on the Garmin Connect website and later sync that information to the watch. On the website, you will have to type in what you want to call each specific set (run/rest/walk) and input the time yourself. You would also need to go into the watch settings itself to adjust the settings. In the settings, you can set it to sounds or vibrate to let you know your set is over.
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Yes it works just fine for biking using the foot pod. Of course you still need the strap for your heart rate. For overall watch for both running and biking I did fine the font was small and can be hard to read so it takes getting use too. I like to us my phone also and use like Mapmyrun or mapmyride app to compare distance via GPS.
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Yes it does. It tracks duration, distance, avg.pace, avg. speed, max speed, and calories.
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You could. It has a time display. It is somewhat bigger then an average watch,however.
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I have the female version (gray with pink stripe) forerunner 110 and it DOES track calories! It displays once you've completed your run and saved it. Calories will appear underneath your time when you view your runs under the "History" option.
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This device measures HR but only on demand furthermore this cannot be easily accomplished while running.... It cannot differentiate very well between sporting activities although for running I find it perfect.It can be worn as a watch and like the stylish way it looks:)