Is dat niet puur dat je meteen het juiste activiteittype hebt en dat je aparte datavelden kunt instellen voor dat activiteittype?
Volgens mij geldt dat voor alle activiteiten op de Garmin horloges. Er zijn er maar heel weinig met echte eigen functionaliteit. Dit vat het wel goed samen:
Volgens mij geldt dat voor alle activiteiten op de Garmin horloges. Er zijn er maar heel weinig met echte eigen functionaliteit. Dit vat het wel goed samen:
Bron: https://www.dcrainmaker.c...h-review.html#sport-usageLet’s talk about how it works in sport, or rather specifically workouts. When it comes to sport modes there are numerous to choose from here. They are:
Running: Run, Trail Run, Treadmill Run, Indoor Track
Hiking: Hike, Climb, Walk, Navigate
Cycling: Bike, Bike Indoor, Mountain bike
Swimming: Openwater Swim, Pool Swim
Triathlon: Triathlon Mode, Swimrun, +general multisport mode
Skiing: Ski, Snowboard, XC Ski
Other water: Stand Up Paddleboard, Row, Row Indoor
Other: Golf, Golf TruSwing, Strength, Cardio, Jumpmaster, Tactical, Other (make your own up)
In order to keep things simple, I’m going to start with explaining the basics of sport mode using the running mode. But the key thing to understand is that by and large these sport modes share the same core functionality. Meaning that things like alerts, structured workouts, data field customization are the same across the board. Where you see differences is in nuances related to each sport, for example in cycling you can enable power meter metrics – but those aren’t seen in golf or swimming. Or in swimming you’d get stroke metrics that aren’t seen in running. But the way you interact with each mode is largely the same.


