Today I did 10km+Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
At the end Strava said something like 'Strava has recovered from a problem' and listed me as 4km in 1 hour 24 mins. :rolleyes:
Now I'm no Slap, but that's just pulling the Chitty.
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Today I did 10km+Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
At the end Strava said something like 'Strava has recovered from a problem' and listed me as 4km in 1 hour 24 mins. :rolleyes:
Now I'm no Slap, but that's just pulling the Chitty.
Yes, but I don't connect it to Garmin connect or any other internet site. I just use it as is; what's on the watch and what it records.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Giz a loan bud eh.
I'll sell it to you for a good price. :)
Giz a loan Dill eh.
Was just looking at a Garmin Forerunner 35.
Garmin Forerunner(R) 35 | Running Watches
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Originally Posted by Luigi
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2020/03/319.jpg
Bugger.
Endomondo works for me and I've discovered my samsung has an app 'Samsung health' which does a pretty good job as well.
I use runtastic , which was updated to adidas running app. It works well for walking and cycling and manages to get us out of the woods when we get lost. (i.e. wife tells me to go in the wrong direction and I need an app to put her straight :) )
It has improved a lot in finding out where we are and not assuming we are on a published footpath. This used to be a real drawback with runtastic as it could not cope with off track rambles into the forest. (we can use adidas to record where we find mushrooms for future years).