garmin connect export running dynamics data

So the good news is that the Pod is compatible with more than one Garmin sports watch. As for waterproofing, it's been slapped with a 1ATM rating, but it's not going to be much use for swimming. You don't need to worry about charging it either, as it runs on a replaceable battery that should get you around a year's worth of tracking before it needs changing, something thatt's really easy to do once you slip the sensor out of its lime green case. There are no buttons to worry about here, it's really all about letting the wearable do the work letting you focus on the running. The Fitbit Zip-looking clip case that holds the sensor in place clamps tightly as well and hasn't gone flying once. It measures in at 37.6 x 23.2 x 19.2mm and weighs just 14g you simply don't notice it when you're out running. The last thing any runner wants is any unnecessary baggage and thankfully that's not something you need to worry about with this dinky wearable. I've been taking the Pod out running over the last few weeks to see what it's made of and whether that extra hit of data can actually help improve my running form, and get me running further and faster. Read this : Picking the best Garmin watch for you The $69.99 wearable sensor clips onto the back of your running shorts, tights or leggings, delivering six additional running metrics that can be viewed in real-time on a compatible Garmin watch. If Garmin's big stable of running watches didn't already offer up enough stats to feast on, things have got a whole lot more comprehensive with its new Running Dynamics Pod.

Garmin connect export running dynamics data