Is there an option to have your distance, pace, and total run time displayed on one screen?
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Yes. It is possible to change the display (within limits) to display what you want.
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Yes. That's actually how I have mine set up. You can display any 3 readings at once.
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Yes, the primary screen shows total time on top and distance on the bottom. The second screen shows calories on top and pace on the bottom.
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Dear Ninner-noo. Yes, the display shows individual track number, total tracks, track time count down, track time count up, total time count down. There is a battery icon that shows amount of strength remaining.
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No monitor. You'd have to make an assumption on the pace you're going and length. Use an app for that - for sure.
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You can try map my run also my fitness pal those two can sync with the device
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There is no reason why you could not. You can turn off the GPS and run as stand alone heart rate monitor. The tread mill should give your distance/pace, ect and you would than manually enter that info in to your Runtastic activity profile with the "manual edit" feature online once you had synced the watch and uploaded that specific activity.
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You have the option to choose which one (average or current) to see on your watch: for example, my running metrics are distance, average pace and current heart rate. The metrics can be decided before the run and you can easily switch between different ones during the run. Hope this help.
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Yes you can. This is something you can do on the Garmin Connect website and later sync that information to the watch. On the website, you will have to type in what you want to call each specific set (run/rest/walk) and input the time yourself. You would also need to go into the watch settings itself to adjust the settings. In the settings, you can set it to sounds or vibrate to let you know your set is over.
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Yes, with a certain display mode. I use the display mode that shows the running time of the track and the current time of day. There is another one that shows the name of the currently playing track but not the time of day.... might be third option. Can't remember.
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Take a look at Runkeeper. You have the option for a free account or the paid version -either one allows you to track your heart rate plus it tracks about a dozen different sports.
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It can do both...you have the ability to load custom "apps" that can provide the data in whatever way you want to see it...my favorite feature is being able to see my estimated finish time for half marathons, it is based on my current pace...but I can also see my real time speed in mph or kph...again, I rely on custom "apps" that have been created by other people...you can download hundreds of these apps and them click through different views to see all the data very easily on your run...this has been a great watch so far...I've had it about 6 months.
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Yup, is just an estimation. However, you can update the actual distance after the run
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Hello Melissa,Unfortunately what are you looking for is not available on Vivofit. It will not show you the route of your runs. However, you will find this feature in the Garmin Forerunner series ( Forerunner 620, 610, 220, etc.)Regards
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No..It has to be downloaded to your computer to view. I use a polar watch to display while exercising (same polar heart rate strap sends to Oregon). All in all for the price it is a good deal
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Just the date. You can choose what to display. The options are time, date, heart rate, steps, goal steps for day, remain dtrps to goal, distance, calories burned,
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There are two separate screens with 3 fields a piece. They are customizable as well. My first screen shows Distance, Time, and Average Pace and I don't really even use the second screen. Your field options are: Distance, Lap Distance, Pace, Average Pace, Lap Pace, Speed, Cadence, Calories, Heart Rate, Avg Heart Rate, and HR Zone
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the desktop (Win, Mac) app syncs with a lot of other services besides Tomtom MySports, like Endomondo, RunKeeper, Strava & a lot more. Also it exports the data to some formats like gpx files. Some updates increase the export options. I can make you a complete list later if you want (right now I'm on Linux).