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This includes things synced from TrainerRoad and TrainingPeaks (or any other platform syncing structured workouts via the Garmin Connect Training Platform API). Instead, I could choose to do a structured workout. Again, there’s the seven different options I mentioned above, courses is merely one of those.

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I suppose that’s fine, because perhaps I’m gonna pace some pro marathoner to a new world record – gotta practice my cycle pacing! Of course, it’ll also list all my usual rides too – including all my courses from Strava. It’ll actually list all courses on your watch, even hikes/runs/etc. Here you can see it showing the new KICKR 2020 (#25254) as well as the Wattbike ATOM 2020 (#3):Ī few seconds later it’ll be paired up and saved for future reference, and then it’ll show trainer connected:

Virtually every trainer on the market these days supports this (and for the last few years). It’ll come back a few seconds later with a list of nearby trainers, listed by the ANT+ ID, which is the ANT+ FE-C trainer being enumerated. But of course, since we haven’t paired a smart trainer yet, it’ll start searching for one nearby: But no matter what option you chose, it’ll go and try and connect to your smart trainer. In this case, I’m going to choose to follow a course. 8%) and the trainer will hold thatį) Set Resistance: You can specify a resistance level (1-100% in 10% blocks) and you’ll attempt to hold that 250w) and the trainer will hold thatĮ) Set Grade: You can specify the exact grade (e.g.

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Then, hold down the left menu option (as if you were going into settings), and you’ll see the new ‘Smart Trainer Options’ menu:Ĭrack that open and you’ll see a list of different things you can do:Ī) Free ride: Simply connects to trainer and captures all trainer data without a specific program/course/etc.ī) Follow workout: This will follow a downloaded structured workout with specific targetsĬ) Follow course: This will change the trainer’s resistance to follow the elevation of a predefined course/routeĭ) Set Power: You can specify the exact wattage (e.g. So first, start a new ‘Bike Indoor’ activity. So, we’ll do the 2nd one for now – two birds with one stone I suppose. To get things started you can either pair the trainer from the sensors menu like any other new sensor, or, you can just wait for it to prompt you later in the new ‘Smart Trainer’ menu. And a new updated live event sharing feature.

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There’s also nifty new LiveTrack 2.0 support, which was added to the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus back a few months ago, that now shows your planned course data to friends. And more visibly, also available and listed in the release notes of a recent Forerunner 945 beta. You’ll find it in the Fenix 6 public beta (albeit unlisted as in there).

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It hadn’t been made yet, I was just on an earlier beta.īut through the magic of TV or easy-bake ovens, fast forward to now, and Garmin has quietly launched it in public beta. Thus, I put that aside till later and went off to inflict pain on myself for an hour.Ĭame back a few hours, and was trying to figure out how I’d missed the announcement. To which I thought: This is NOT the time to get sidetracked by nifty new features! It didn’t help that I had only 27 seconds left to finish putting on my cycling socks, get on my cycling shoes, get on the trainer, and start pedaling before I’d die from the hell that is the start of Zwift races. As I did so I was slightly taken askew when a new ‘Smart Trainer’ menu option popped up. Which, was exactly the case a number of weeks ago when I went to start a Zwift race, using the Fenix 6 as a background recording device for some trainer/power meter testing. A new, inclusive and sonically diverse indie movement is emerging in London and headboy are thriving within it.Sometimes, I just stumble on things.

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