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<br><br><br>Garmin "training effect" metrics only work on Garmin devices due to licensing - data from other sources (Wahoo head unit, Zwift etc) do not contain this data so don't contribute to training effect and overall load in Garmin Connect. I'd suggest the Edge would be a better device for recording a ride if you have set it to record every second (rather than smart recording)... The first time you connect a wireless sensor to your device using ANT‍+® or Bluetooth® technology, you must pair the device and sensor. After they are paired, the device connects to the sensor automatically when you start an activity and the sensor is active and within range.<br>Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 Sapphire, 47mm, as new<br>As that’s all garmin needs to work out training load etc. Only reason I can think to start the watch is to measure HR, easily fixed with an HR strap. In terms of watching the events on your telly/phone/computer, as usual the BBC will be showing some of the racing via the iPlayer Red Button thingy. And Warners Brothers Discovery+ will also being broadcasting stuff via its usual pay-to-view channels/sites/apps.<br>The last rider off the ramp immediately went green in his home race and finished the run four seconds ahead of Asa Vermette (Frameworks Racing/5Dev) having been first at every split. Both riders had better luck than Sacha Earnest (Trek Factory Racing) though, the New Zealander crashed in training ahead of the final and suffered a separated AC joint. "Words can’t describe how this feels, it’s been such a rough season and all I’ve been thinking about for the past weeks has been doing well at this race and showing everyone I can still win a race," Dunne said. GC is smart enough to see an activity recorded during that time and only count the calories once. That's ridiculous if you want to use it as an activity tracker. Manually disable the wrist HR before every run or ride then re-enable it afterwards?<br>While you’re here…<br>Whilst the touchscreen is understandably difficult to use underwater, the water doesn’t start mucking about with the touch screen and pausing activities etc. Another tester with a Garmin borrowed the watch to compare heart rate monitoring functionality, and as well as noting that it seemed more comfortable, he also felt that the heart rate monitoring was better than the Garmin. It seemed quicker to react to changes in heart rate – something that might be especially handy for those doing interval or sprint training. Hannah reviews this feature packed Polar Grit X, a  GPS watch with long battery life, designed for outdoor enthusiasts. But yeah I often just use my watch as a glorified HR strap for the edge, saves the battery a bit if nothing else... I've never understood why the watch can't auto-start the broadcast HR thing when a computer activity is started.<br>First ride out with Garmin devices this morning. Ended up recording on both devices for a couple of reasons, but will do either or moving forward. The Edge seemed to struggle to keep my HR (chest monitor - Frontier X2) on screen for the first part of the ride,  [https://www.thegameroom.org/circle-of-death/ BUY XANAX WITHOUT PRESCRITION] but settled down for the rest of it with only the odd drop out. I also had a bit of an issue with battery life when navigating with Workoutdoors on the watch - only really seemed to last a few hours before the watch started going weird and then going into battery save mode, so I reinstated my Edge 820. Tracking activities is as simple as a few of button presses.<br>Either can be bought for around £200 +/- a little bit. I had a fenix 6 pro but wanted the newer features of the 7, got a deal on an Epix Gen2 when H Samuel were banging them out for £375. Ive just bought the wife a vivioactive 5 and i have a fenix 6 (coming from a vivioactive 2 and many other smart watches. The Instinct is lighter, the battery lasts longer, and I'm happy to bash it around more.<br>Outta The Archive: 4X Bike Test from 2009<br>My son has the Instinct and even when I swim behind him it can sometimes miscalculate a length, when the Swim2 gets it right, though this might be down to stroke style. Pretty sure most of the newer Garmins allow you to switch off the touch screen during activities. (Photo above taken just now 7th June, last charged it on Sunday 26th before we went camping for a week).<br><br>