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Garmin Status - what does Garmin say about you today?!

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Rosehip
Rosehip
Dec 2024
12:32pm, 9 Dec 2024
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Rosehip
maintaining after a surprise 24 hours 'productive'
Tr high, well recovered.
hrv balanced (trending down and my boundaries are a lot down on earlier in the year)
Rhr 40 after 6 hrs sleep

today's session should be 82 minutes bas (at hr 143, finally got it to stay with hr as target)

Doubt I'll do more than an hour - if that, but must get out the door.
EvilPixie
EvilPixie
Dec 2024
12:33pm, 9 Dec 2024
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Rest for me!
Poor sleep with a score of 47
Still maintaining
Ness
Ness
Dec 2024
12:38pm, 9 Dec 2024
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A threshold session was suggested for me. That was never going to happen.
Raptors claws are coming to town
Raptors claws are coming to town
Dec 2024
12:59pm, 9 Dec 2024
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Raptors claws are coming to town
I was recommended 49 minutes at 9.45mm pace. Not sure why Garmin has lopped 30s/mile off my base training pace in the last week.
Rosehip
Rosehip
Dec 2024
2:35pm, 9 Dec 2024
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at some point this morning my garmin had a rethink

the hr for a 'long' run today changed to a much more sensible 120-142

it doesn't appear to have corrected anything else though as because it estimated that at that hr I would do 7.9 miles in 82 minutes *sighs*

maybe the new ability to infer lactate threshold using the wrist sensor will change things as I haven't been wearing the strap recently?
quimby
quimby
Dec 2024
5:47am, 10 Dec 2024
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Currently using my backup 745 as my Fenix has gone back for a replacement.
Why can't Garmin Connect link your previous training to a new watch? The 745 refused to give me any stats for a few days, then, when it decided it had enough data, it announced this morning that my estimated 5k time was 27:42. I am insulted. 🤣 OK, I did do a couple of lacklustre treadmill runs at the weekend, but really, can it not infer anything from my previous training?
Rosehip
Rosehip
Dec 2024
10:07am, 10 Dec 2024
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That's annoying @quimby you'd think picking up previous data would be straightforward

Readiness moderate after 6 hrs 'fair' sleep.
HRV balanced and stable but relatively low in the green

Maintaining.
My endurance score is plummeting - but similar to this time last year.

I note from an old training entry that Garmin is setting faster paces than last December, from which I will take some encouragement ;) even though garmin is a silly random number generator (see blog)
Raptors claws are coming to town
Raptors claws are coming to town
Dec 2024
10:09am, 10 Dec 2024
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My old 735xt (mostly used for swimming now) and my 255 don't seem able to communicate with one another although both communicate with Garmin Connect.
Mountkeen
Mountkeen
Dec 2024
12:23pm, 10 Dec 2024
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I think there are major disparities between Garmin devices supposedly measuring the same things. Not so much from a time and distance perspective where they're using data from GPS etc. but body sensor derived data which relies on heart-beat monitoring, blood pressure, stress, gait etc. You would think that Garmin Connect would somehow recognise that the data is different but it doesn't seem to.

I had a pretty dreadful night's sleep last night with lower back pain but Garmin is telling me that my Body Battery was at 98 when I got up this morning and that today I should do a Base run for over an hour. Not entirely sure about that.
Rosehip
Rosehip
Dec 2024
1:39pm, 10 Dec 2024
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And I think that the algorithm is based on the average 25 year-old old sub-elite athlete and it can't cope with outlying slowness!

About This Thread

Maintained by EvilPixie
According to my Garmin this morning my body battery was at just 41 and I was "strained"
I have been strained for most days in the last 2 weeks
My body battery has also been low

So today it suggested a threshold run of up to an hour!

What's your Garmin say?
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