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Jun 2020
11:38am, 6 Jun 2020
773 posts
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roberton
Yeah, the weather isn’t great for cycling atm!
I can’t see when you actually train 57.5, hence the caveat I added 
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Jun 2020
11:51am, 6 Jun 2020
428 posts
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Daddy Shark
I feel your pain Roberton. Fight the good fight!
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Jun 2020
11:53am, 6 Jun 2020
6,546 posts
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Sigh
I value the auto-upload more than any short-term benefit for the game!
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Jun 2020
11:54am, 6 Jun 2020
394 posts
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TheBeardRunner (aka Abul Choudhury
Definitely feel get your squares in early to lay your marker.
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Jun 2020
12:09pm, 6 Jun 2020
1,724 posts
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panad
Roberton I’d’ve thought the easiest way would be to turn off the auto-upload on your watch so it only uploads when you tell it to, or to turn the bluetooth off on your watch so it can’t upload until you turn it back on again. Otherwise you’ll need to de-link and re-link your Fetch and Garmin accounts all the time.
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Jun 2020
12:10pm, 6 Jun 2020
5,833 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
I use my phone with Backcountry Navigator as I love an OS map. It is easier to just upload all the routes at once. My old Garmin 610 is a real faff to upload via a tablet or phone, and I don't use my old laptop a lot now. The 610 gets saved for racing.
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Jun 2020
12:27pm, 6 Jun 2020
62 posts
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Snail
Hi Roberton. Nothing mischevious here. My garmin and phone aren't talking to each other at the moment so I have to cable via the computer which I do in one go in the evenings. For info - it's not loaded yet but so far today I've done a 13km run over the same patch that I've been running each day.
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Jun 2020
1:36pm, 6 Jun 2020
429 posts
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Daddy Shark
Not running till later ITG, but I know what I'll be wearing!
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Jun 2020
1:38pm, 6 Jun 2020
5,836 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
You'll have to run at 11pm like me DS. That ensures you avoid everyone!
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Jun 2020
1:46pm, 6 Jun 2020
430 posts
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Daddy Shark
I did that religiously for the first month of lockdown 57.5DoP, but now I'm more relaxed about times and manage to keep distanced without too much bother. My only knowledge of your latitude is Flichity (Aunt/Uncle of my wife) where you could remain socially distanced even the height of a normal rush hour. I assume you're not from there.
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