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Posted on 5/8/16 at 2:23 pm to Old Sarge
Posted on 5/8/16 at 2:23 pm to Old Sarge
Another piece of equipment I recommend is a GPS watch. I've owned 4 generations of garmin products. I think there still are a few photos of me on the web wearing an early generation garmin product that looked like a Walkman on my upper arm. The guys laughed about it, but I loved racing with one particularly after I started marathoning. To me it was like the GU revolution in marathon training. I started marathoning late in life - age 40+. I never hit the wall because I constantly took in calories through gel packs.
For training it is perfect. No bullshite allowed. You run a mile it tells you how fast. When and if you begin tempo run training, it will allow you to run tempo miles on a flat road verses a tract. No distance cheating, no I'm pretty sure I was running 7 minute pace, etc.
My current GPS is a garmin 235.
For training it is perfect. No bullshite allowed. You run a mile it tells you how fast. When and if you begin tempo run training, it will allow you to run tempo miles on a flat road verses a tract. No distance cheating, no I'm pretty sure I was running 7 minute pace, etc.
My current GPS is a garmin 235.
Posted on 5/8/16 at 2:31 pm to runningdog
I really like my Runtastic app. It maps my routes, tells me my current speed, average speed and distance every half mile. Reports my mile by mile stats and elevation changes along with pace. It connects via Bluetooth with my ear buds
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