Garmin® Training Video - Creating a course using Garmin Connect™ Web
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2020
- In this video, we discuss how to create a course using Garmin Connect Web. Garmin Connect™: connect.garmin.com More information on how to create a course: support.garmin.com/en-GB/?faq...
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Good starting video to get me up to speed on making a course.
Great tool, I use it to create cycling courses. The problem I have is that sometimes it looks like the course tool thinks i'm in a car. For example, if I'm on a cycling path and want to cross the street parallel to the cycling path to get to another street, I sometimes get redirected to the next intersection to make a U-turn. I've had this behavior from the tool a couple of time. When it happens, it's impossible to write the course the way I want, I always get redirected to make a u-turn.Are they other videos on how to edit, delete, add segments?
I do a lot of off road enduro riding. Nowhere near any road or path. This app refuses to let me create a course off road !!?? WTF waste of money this watch better to simply use my cell phone?
This is great for simple activities. But a more in depth video might be needed for more detailed help. For example, the race i'm running in on the 14th of August we run in a short tunnel and garmin doesn't see the tunnel as a possible route. However the points don't add up correctly on Strava so I had to re-create my run in Strava using manual mode for the tunnel. Then sync it to my connect app again. Even after all that I can't save my run with any POI for some reason.
This is really great!
That’s really helpful to make a route
Thank you for course training. Would you training for set up music too?
How do you re-order course points? For example, in case you need to add an additional midpoint. Instead of putting this point all the way to the end of the route, I want to see a list of the points that I have created so that I can easily move them around. I am having difficulty finding the list of route points that I have created on the web brower. Thanks.
Google maps doesn't have national forest trails....so freaking lame...garmin needs to figure out how to get trail maps onto connect. this is worthless for backpacking without trail maps.
Is there a way, when using Garmin Connect website, to show my current location? When trying to create a cycling course the website defaults my location near Kansas City and I live in Kentucky.
interesting tho, still dont see the way to add it into the calendar.
thank you for the video. However, it is not intuative that round trip should auto generate a course for me.
How do I forced the route (Custom) to follow the roads? That is important when the roads are not straight. To get around it I use multiple waypoints. It would be nice to have an easier way.
How can I plan the route to go on a road or trail that isn’t a public road. It won’t let me
It's a good app but has a lot of room for improvement. Some refinement would really make this a great app. The web portal is slow and crashes, you have to spend forever correcting bad routing, and some functions (like adding route points) doesn't always work. On the mobile app, every time you add a route point, it zooms out as far as it can, so you have to sit there and zoom back in. The app crashes, especially if your phone goes to sleep - I plotted a dozen route points, then it crashed and I lost all my work. You can't add the point to its physical location, you can only add the marker on the route. Example: if there's a gas station nearby, I can't add the marker to the station location, I can only put a pin on the route near it. It'd be great to tag food/fuel/service/other places to visit at their physical locations, and then have the computer give you the option to deviate to those points if you need to. If you spin the map, there's no way to reset the orientation - Google Maps has a button that resets the view to "North is up," this app desperately needs that. You can't zoom in far enough when planning to accurately pick points in congested areas (ex: Washington DC).
The devil is in the details - this app (web and mobile) is frustrating to use. A little fine-tuning would be great.
if i put in a starting point and just an end point will garmin connect plot a course for me? Thanks
Thank you for the video! A quick question on Garmin Connect web/PC version. When creating a course, how can I get a more detailed map (with more info on trails, etc.), if the google map is not detailed enough? Thank you so much!
Thank you for your question. On the Course Map page, click on "Show List & Options" in the top right. You can then click on either a Satellite View or Terrain View, as well as checking the "Bike Lanes & Trails" to highlight those on the map. I hope this helps.
How come there is not option to group courses in folders? And in Polish translations there are many errors in translation.
It doesn't look like this anymore. And how do you draw freehand?
Awesome! So excited to customize routes. I hate having to use my phone because it’s dangerous to be on my phone while pedaling. Does this work on a mobile browser or computer only?
Thank you for your question. You can create a course through the Garmin Connect mobile app as well. Select Training & Planning > Courses. Next, select Create Course at the top, then select a Course Type and a Drawing Method. I hope this helps.
Can I record my riding and then take the course that I want to create? It is very difficult and even impossible to mark trails in a forest or an unmarked place ...
Yes, I think you can.
hi! can you tell me, how to import and export track file with course points included?
Hi. This sounds like something that would be best suited for our support team, as they can then walk you through any recommendations in real time, if necessary. You can visit support.garmin.com for methods on how to contact them.
Thanks for watching. - Matt
can you guys can put on the next Garmin update that we can send routes to your watches that means all Garmin forerunners need to have. My forerunner 55 doesn't support routes and plis fix this problem in next update.
I have vicoactive 4s and routes don't work for me. I would like to have a route in my watches, so I'm praying to Garmin to add routes to 4s.
Which watches are compatible with courses? Is Forerunner 245 compatible, or should I choose another watch?
Thank you for your question. Yes, the Forerunner 245 series is compatible with courses. The following link has a complete list of compatible devices. I hope this helps. support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=ZY8vOwxq106cRyPSpiVbQ7
@@GarminRetailTraining Thank you so much for the answer!
I wish it had "Current Location" button and suggested addresses drop down.
Thank you for your feedback. Garmin welcomes feedback and ideas from our customers to help improve existing and future products. To share your ideas, please go to Garmin.com/ideas.
Thanks a lot, After send to device, how to use this course in device?
Thank you for your question. Please reach out to our Product Support Team at 800-800-1020 or support.garmin.com. They will be happy to assist with your request based on you specific device.
How do you multiple laps of route?
Thank you for your question. Currently, there is not an option to do multiple laps of a created course. However, Garmin is always interested in hearing great ideas on how we can improve our offerings from customers that care so much about our products. Feel free to share your ideas on our website at Garmin.com/ideas.
How do you edit a course that has been previously saved? Thanks
Someone should answer this. Trying to edit a pre-existing course by moving the points around either making the route shorter or longer is cumbersome. I'm wanting to merge two routes and played around with it but still haven't figured it out.
@@mxmizuno88 I use the web app. To edit the course, select the course you want to edit. Double-click the course. In the lower right corner, there are 3 dots. Click the 3 dots, then select from the pull-down menu -> Delete, Duplicate, Download GPX, Download Fit, Add to Event, or edit. When you select Edit, the program will redraw your course. Then you can move or change the points as desired. If you select the pencil in the your right of the box, you can also rename the course.
@@ronkline8726 thanks.a.lot!
How do you change miles to Kilometer?
Thank you for your question. That is done through your account settings in Garmin Connect. The following link gives you step by step instructions. I hope this helps. support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=RL8dn2Mug37Dud1Osdpas7
Nah.....you guys need to post a ton of more video details about the "Routing Features" here. There are WAY TOO MANY frustrating details in using the "Custom Course" options.
Is like 0 its bring me in another direction and a paid a lot of money , still cannot use gps
Our Product Support Team would be happy to help. Please reach out to them at support.garmin.com.
@@GarminRetailTraining thanks inwrote
Website failure - try :
1) Select create route.
2)Route type (run here - possibly other types affected).
3)Drawing method user defined.
4) User defined drawing method "Freehand".
5) Draw route on map
6) Save new route
Attention, please remember exactly where the red destination symbol is currently ! AND remember the indicated route length !
7) Edit menu
8) Add route point
9) Save point
10) Menu item "Save changes
11) Menu item "Edit“
12 ) Now, Connect has moved the destination. But the route length has remained the same.
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13) The problem does not always occur the first time you open the file. In this case, repeat point 11 again (i.e. click on "edit" again). Possibly also 3 or 4 times this point repeat. At some point, however, it happens that the route changes on its own, without you having done anything yourself.
Where do I see the waypoints I choose? How can I shift them? The course builder as is, is a totally stupid tool. I have to use Komoot to properly build courses. Shame.
absolute garbage.... you can't do this on a PC. The map does not move with the route design... I think your overpaid IT and developers need to out their coffee cups and muffins down... BTW you cannot plan a round trip either... go figure...