I have had multiple high intensive runs but my training status are still blank. I have had my watch for 3 weeks now - Fenix 6x. Also the vo2max so far only have updated once despite many runs ( 5k, 10k out doors with gps and heart rate done ) after the first update. Is there anything wrong I have been doing that prevent both figures get updated?
Great video. Thank you. Unfortunately, my experience with Training Effect has not been so great. I ride or run every day without fail, mixing easy and hard efforts and averaging 12 hours a week. My Garmin regularly tells me I'm 'detraining' (despite the fact that, for example, I have 400 intensity minutes that week). Then, the next day it will say that I'm 'overtraining'. Or that my fitness is 'peaking' at random, and counter-intuitive, intervals. I was hopeful that TE would be an easy guide to improvement, but it feels more like a set of random indications. On a separate note, is Garmin going to use HRV as a measure of fitness and preparation with watches in the way that Whoop does? The Garmin watches can take that measurement: why not passively take measurements and use that data to assist athletes in their training?
Thank you for your question. The vivoactive 3 music does not support the Training Effect feature. Most Forerunners, Fenix watches, and Edge Cycling Computers do support this feature.
Does anyone know if the stress measurement function uses any of the info on your profile, like gender, weight, height, age, etc. Wanting to have a friend who is much taller than me, and is a man (I am a woman). He is wanting to measure his stress during certain situations and to determine if a watch like my Vivoactive would benefit him. Thanks.
Why is it that even on my easy runs it still says I’m doing an aerobic workout? I can’t seem to hit the anaerobic zone no matter how slow I go unless I walk.
Thank you for your question. Aerobic and Anaerobic Training Effect can be somewhat confusing. For starters, it really depends on fitness level. Below are some links on aerobic vs. anaerobic training effect. In short, the aspect of performance most easily associated with anaerobic training effect is your ability to perform short bursts of sustained high-intensity activity. With that said, low-intensity activities or even walking wouldn't produce any anaerobic benefits, although it could help your aerobic training effect. Again, this is relative based on your fitness level. I hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/_8_kttKl6fI/w-d-xo.html Training Effect link - support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=Vi2undejXR5Mmq662o4lO9 Aerobic Training Effect link - www.garmin.com/en-US/garmin-technology/running-science/physiological-measurements/aerobic-training-effect/ Anaerobic Training Effect link - www.garmin.com/en-US/garmin-technology/running-science/physiological-measurements/anaerobic-training-effect/
I'd say yes: I do hard lifting - one set to failure on different lifts and pushes - it's kind of HIIT. Have to use puls strap to get correct readings. Set my Fenix 5s to Eliptical training. Use training effect readings from this setting. Works well.
@@brucelin5842 I believe it is quite accurate. Now I have a Garmin Instinct 2, which gives a lot of additional data for sleep quality, heart rate variability and other parameters. But still training effect (I even use the elliptical setting for sauna sessions), seem to give useful data. Also the number of hours, that I'm supposed to rest until training hard again, is a very important information.
Thank you for your comment. The Forerunner 935 has the Training Effect feature. You can add Training Effect as a data field to one of your training screens to monitor your numbers throughout the activity. I hope this helps. www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/forerunner935/EN-US/GUID-7275629E-743A-4658-A284-C84F42A66AE5.html
Hello. You say it is possible to display training effect during the activity. Are you sure this is possible? I'm using Fenix 5 plus and the only way to view training effect is after you finish activity and save it. I can't find any information how to display it during activity.
Thank you for your question. You can add Training Effect as a data field to one of your training screens to monitor your numbers throughout the activity. Training Effect is found under the Heart Rate data when customizing your data fields. The following link has step by step instructions on how to customize the data screens for your Fenix 5. I hope this helps. www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/fenix5/EN-US/GUID-638CD68D-11B0-4D9C-B8B7-E28D15EC4566.html
My watch feels like a spaceship sometimes so thank you for these videos!
love videos like this. so helpful to understand all that garmin offers on the advanced products
Why do you don't integrate that into the Venu 2? It's essential!
Cost of product.
Traducción en español , por favor
I have had multiple high intensive runs but my training status are still blank. I have had my watch for 3 weeks now - Fenix 6x. Also the vo2max so far only have updated once despite many runs ( 5k, 10k out doors with gps and heart rate done ) after the first update. Is there anything wrong I have been doing that prevent both figures get updated?
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Great video. Thank you. Unfortunately, my experience with Training Effect has not been so great. I ride or run every day without fail, mixing easy and hard efforts and averaging 12 hours a week. My Garmin regularly tells me I'm 'detraining' (despite the fact that, for example, I have 400 intensity minutes that week). Then, the next day it will say that I'm 'overtraining'. Or that my fitness is 'peaking' at random, and counter-intuitive, intervals. I was hopeful that TE would be an easy guide to improvement, but it feels more like a set of random indications. On a separate note, is Garmin going to use HRV as a measure of fitness and preparation with watches in the way that Whoop does? The Garmin watches can take that measurement: why not passively take measurements and use that data to assist athletes in their training?
Another video. Garmin is for runners or cuclist only?
El forerunner 55 cuenta con training effect?
Is the training effect only on certain models? I have the Vivo 3 music version but don’t see that feature.
Thank you for your question. The vivoactive 3 music does not support the Training Effect feature. Most Forerunners, Fenix watches, and Edge Cycling Computers do support this feature.
Does anyone know if the stress measurement function uses any of the info on your profile, like gender, weight, height, age, etc. Wanting to have a friend who is much taller than me, and is a man (I am a woman). He is wanting to measure his stress during certain situations and to determine if a watch like my Vivoactive would benefit him. Thanks.
i asked my son to put it on my glances ,(only had watch for a little while , took it off afte less than 12 hrs ... it was needlessly stressing me out
Why is it that even on my easy runs it still says I’m doing an aerobic workout? I can’t seem to hit the anaerobic zone no matter how slow I go unless I walk.
Thank you for your question. Aerobic and Anaerobic Training Effect can be somewhat confusing. For starters, it really depends on fitness level. Below are some links on aerobic vs. anaerobic training effect. In short, the aspect of performance most easily associated with anaerobic training effect is your ability to perform short bursts of sustained high-intensity activity. With that said, low-intensity activities or even walking wouldn't produce any anaerobic benefits, although it could help your aerobic training effect. Again, this is relative based on your fitness level. I hope this helps.
th-cam.com/video/_8_kttKl6fI/w-d-xo.html
Training Effect link - support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=Vi2undejXR5Mmq662o4lO9
Aerobic Training Effect link - www.garmin.com/en-US/garmin-technology/running-science/physiological-measurements/aerobic-training-effect/
Anaerobic Training Effect link - www.garmin.com/en-US/garmin-technology/running-science/physiological-measurements/anaerobic-training-effect/
anerobic is when i really turn up the cogs its when you are burning , not when you are chillin
What is compatible training devices? Does it work for strength training?
I'd say yes: I do hard lifting - one set to failure on different lifts and pushes - it's kind of HIIT. Have to use puls strap to get correct readings. Set my Fenix 5s to Eliptical training. Use training effect readings from this setting. Works well.
@@stefansondergaard so traning effect works on strength training also? Is it accurate?
@@brucelin5842 I believe it is quite accurate. Now I have a Garmin Instinct 2, which gives a lot of additional data for sleep quality, heart rate variability and other parameters. But still training effect (I even use the elliptical setting for sauna sessions), seem to give useful data. Also the number of hours, that I'm supposed to rest until training hard again, is a very important information.
What watch the speaker in the video is wearing. I want to buy it. I love it
Thanks for the comment. That is actually a Forerunner 745.
I think this gentleman / lady is referring to the sweater?! :D
Bring these into FR 935!
Thank you for your comment. The Forerunner 935 has the Training Effect feature. You can add Training Effect as a data field to one of your training screens to monitor your numbers throughout the activity. I hope this helps. www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/forerunner935/EN-US/GUID-7275629E-743A-4658-A284-C84F42A66AE5.html
@@GarminRetailTraining Thanks! I will try it!
Hello. You say it is possible to display training effect during the activity. Are you sure this is possible? I'm using Fenix 5 plus and the only way to view training effect is after you finish activity and save it. I can't find any information how to display it during activity.
Thank you for your question. You can add Training Effect as a data field to one of your training screens to monitor your numbers throughout the activity. Training Effect is found under the Heart Rate data when customizing your data fields. The following link has step by step instructions on how to customize the data screens for your Fenix 5. I hope this helps. www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/fenix5/EN-US/GUID-638CD68D-11B0-4D9C-B8B7-E28D15EC4566.html
@@GarminRetailTraining Thank you that helps a lot :)