Recovery run – And that is very easy. 2. Threshold running – That is marathon race pace. 3. Half marathon pace. 4. 10k pace running pace. "So you just have to work out your heart rate for Advice on using Garmin connect and Apple Watch together. So like many I have an Apple Watch. I really like it as my daily watch. It’s slim, comfortable, works well with iPhone, can use it for smart control of house etc. Separately, I’ve just upgraded from an edge 800 to 1030 plus and for the first time and getting serious about running. So 2 days old new Garmin 945 and serious problem with RUNNING activity and HRM-Run (red) chest strap. I can pair it but right after I start running activity after about 2-3 minutes chest strap disconnects and watch start to measure my heart rate from wrist. To the end of activity chest strap won't connect again. Tested with 2 HRM-Run (red) straps. Let's first look at the heart rate features. Generally there are two options to record the Heart Rate info on the watch, either an external HRM strap, or via an Optical HR (oHR) sensor build into the watch. All Garmin watches with oHR sensors have the ability to connect to ANT+ external HRM and some even BT sensors. Add a running pod to your garmin watch and it works fine. I do remember that being the case with my old Fenix 3 and TickrX. Didn't want to say anything that I wasn't 100% sure of. IIRC, the HRM-TRI debuted in 2015 at $129, so compared to the meteoric rise in watch prices, I'd say $129 is an ok price for this. Polar beat is a phone app you can use with a chest strap to track running and workouts. In this case trampoline. You need a garmin watch/bike head unit to use the HRM. it is not usable on its own directly with a phone as far as i know. Absolutely not the case. Did a bit of digging and found this link: HRM Comparison Chart. It looks like only the HRM Pro will record heart rate data outside o an activity. The "Swim" and "Tri" can record and transfer HR for an activity where the HRM was already connected but not outside of an activity. 4. dudegivemeabreak. Exactly for the reason I wrote - the HRM-Run was not designed to be a standalone device that you can add to Garmin Connect…. robinmalik over 3 years ago in reply to trux +1. Ah, so the Garmin connect app isn't designed to do any kind of GPS / tracking at all, but simply take all required data from a standalone device and upload it to the not apply anti-friction gel or lubricant on the electrodes. The heart rate monitor is on standby and ready to send data. Wear the heart rate monitor directly on your skin, just below your breastplate. It should be snug enough to stay in place during your run. 1. Push one tab on the strap through the slot in the heart rate monitor. Press the tab A lot of respect to DCrainmaker when it comes to reviews. But when it comes to maintenance of equipment after purchase. That's what i want to help with. o1Gz1D.