AdaI did a run today, but I ran against power instead of pace. In theory, I think I prefer it to running against pace, as power is more immediately responsive than pace, yet also somehow less inclined to weird momentary GPS fluctuations. The biggest issue I had was the implementation on my watch. When running to pace, TrainAsOne sets a pace band that I try and keep in the middle of, but when I manually created a run by power, I couldn't define my own power range. All I could do was choose "Power Zone 1", "Power Zone 2" etc, which each zone being much wider than the range I was used to.
So even though it felt better when I was running it, the need to manually convert and create the run, instead of having it auto sync from TrainAsOne, combined with the overly broad ranges I was limited to, I don't think it's quite "there" enough for me to use on the regular.
#running #TrainAsOne #workout #garmin
So even though it felt better when I was running it, the need to manually convert and create the run, instead of having it auto sync from TrainAsOne, combined with the overly broad ranges I was limited to, I don't think it's quite "there" enough for me to use on the regular.
#running #TrainAsOne #workout #garmin
Niels K.