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You can do that offline with Garmin watches right now, along with heart rate data, and can view GPS+HR using a variety of online platforms like Strava. The .FIT
by vinay427 6y ago
You can do that offline with Garmin watches right now, along with heart rate data, and can view GPS+HR using a variety of online platforms like Strava. The .FIT files are stored on the watch itself and can be accessed over USB.
The online features that aren't currently working involve syncing wirelessly with your phone and their servers, and more uniquely analytics on training (effectiveness, recovery, records, etc.) that your method doesn't seem to offer.
- cassianoleal 6y ago> can be accessed over USB True, but some devices (like the Fenix 6 lineup) don't mount as USB mass storage. For those, Android File Transfer [0] seems to work. [0] https://www.android.com/filetransfer/ https://www.android.com/filetransfer/