October 2020 Move Your @$$ Challenge
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10/17
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sufferlandrian wrote: »I don't even remember why, but I stopped using a ticker years ago. I track my miles in Garmin so I just go there and type the total here. Seems easier than bothering with a ticker, though the graphics aren't as good.
I'm at 30/50.
I love my Garmin. I just got the Edge 1030 last year. I had the edge 520 for LOTS of years before that but my eyes got too bad to see the numbers when I got all my data on the screen. My 1030 is strange. The battery drains when I shut it off but not when I put it in sleep mode. I don't know why. I just put it in sleep now. My 520 still works so I use it for my Fat Tire since I'm only riding for fun and don't need to see any numbers.
I don't know what the Edge is but I'm guessing it's for cyclists. I have the 935. The pages can be customized to only show one field at a time so I can read it without my glasses. The most important feature for me is the run/walk alert. I also like the workouts I can program. The 935 works the best of any of the Garmins I have owned. The battery lasts a week or more depending on how long I have the GPS tracking on. Before the 935 I only wore my HRM watch when I worked out. I wear this one all the time since it does constant step counting and heart rate and sleep monitoring. Plus my texts pop up on it - not that I can read them without my reading glasses.0 -
Oct 17
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sufferlandrian wrote: »I don't even remember why, but I stopped using a ticker years ago. I track my miles in Garmin so I just go there and type the total here. Seems easier than bothering with a ticker, though the graphics aren't as good.
I'm at 30/50.
I love my Garmin. I just got the Edge 1030 last year. I had the edge 520 for LOTS of years before that but my eyes got too bad to see the numbers when I got all my data on the screen. My 1030 is strange. The battery drains when I shut it off but not when I put it in sleep mode. I don't know why. I just put it in sleep now. My 520 still works so I use it for my Fat Tire since I'm only riding for fun and don't need to see any numbers.
I don't know what the Edge is but I'm guessing it's for cyclists. I have the 935. The pages can be customized to only show one field at a time so I can read it without my glasses. The most important feature for me is the run/walk alert. I also like the workouts I can program. The 935 works the best of any of the Garmins I have owned. The battery lasts a week or more depending on how long I have the GPS tracking on. Before the 935 I only wore my HRM watch when I worked out. I wear this one all the time since it does constant step counting and heart rate and sleep monitoring. Plus my texts pop up on it - not that I can read them without my reading glasses.
Yes. The Edge models are for cycling. Like your 935 you can change the fields in the screens but I’m a bit anal retentive when training. I want speed/distance/HR/cadence/watts/time/temp. When you put seven things on the screen, numbers get a bit small. 😉. I had a Yahoo for awhile but I like the Garmin better. The garmin does maps and segments. It will even put a rider on the screen so I can see how I’m doing against my best ride or my last ride.
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sufferlandrian wrote: »sufferlandrian wrote: »Adding 6 miles for 121 out of 200.
Adding 9 miles for 130 out of 200.
Adding 21 miles for 151 out of 200.0 -
8 Oct 7.7 kms
9 Oct 7.5km
10 oct 2.3 km
11 Oct 11.0 kms
12 Oct 2.6 kms
13 Oct 1.5 kms
14 Oct 6.3 kms
15 Oct 2.0 kms
16 Oct 3.2 kms
17 Oct 3.7 kms
18 Oct 9.4 kms
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Not going well this month TTD 42 miles0
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2020 - Oct - 75
14th: 4.28 miles, 2.28 m running, 2.00 m purposeful walking - MTD 52.89
15th: 5.28 miles, 2.28 m running, 3 m purposeful walking - MTD 58.17
16th: 5.08 miles - MTD 63.25
17th: 6.11 miles, 4.11 m running, 2 m purposeful walking - MTD 69.36
18th: 6.82 miles, stationary bike - MTD 76.18
Still going with both tickers ... can’t make my mind up yet0 -
10/18
27.25 miles
387.91 miles MTD0 -
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Congrats to @k80flec on making goal! With two tickers maybe double the congratulations are due??
ETA: and congratulations to me! I just passed 10,000 lifetime miles. I know that's not much for the cyclists, but for people like me who mostly run or walk, and who only count exercise miles not daily steps, that's a lot!3 -
sufferlandrian wrote: »sufferlandrian wrote: »I don't even remember why, but I stopped using a ticker years ago. I track my miles in Garmin so I just go there and type the total here. Seems easier than bothering with a ticker, though the graphics aren't as good.
I'm at 30/50.
I love my Garmin. I just got the Edge 1030 last year. I had the edge 520 for LOTS of years before that but my eyes got too bad to see the numbers when I got all my data on the screen. My 1030 is strange. The battery drains when I shut it off but not when I put it in sleep mode. I don't know why. I just put it in sleep now. My 520 still works so I use it for my Fat Tire since I'm only riding for fun and don't need to see any numbers.
I don't know what the Edge is but I'm guessing it's for cyclists. I have the 935. The pages can be customized to only show one field at a time so I can read it without my glasses. The most important feature for me is the run/walk alert. I also like the workouts I can program. The 935 works the best of any of the Garmins I have owned. The battery lasts a week or more depending on how long I have the GPS tracking on. Before the 935 I only wore my HRM watch when I worked out. I wear this one all the time since it does constant step counting and heart rate and sleep monitoring. Plus my texts pop up on it - not that I can read them without my reading glasses.
Yes. The Edge models are for cycling. Like your 935 you can change the fields in the screens but I’m a bit anal retentive when training. I want speed/distance/HR/cadence/watts/time/temp. When you put seven things on the screen, numbers get a bit small. 😉. I had a Yahoo for awhile but I like the Garmin better. The garmin does maps and segments. It will even put a rider on the screen so I can see how I’m doing against my best ride or my last ride.
The 935 lets me put one field per page so they are big enough to see without my glasses. Then I can either set it to rotate through the pages constantly or only when I press the button. I usually track 4 fields - I can see that rotating through 7 would be a challenge!1 -
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10/18
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ETA: and congratulations to me! I just passed 10,000 lifetime miles. I know that's not much for the cyclists, but for people like me who mostly run or walk, and who only count exercise miles not daily steps, that's a lot!
Outstanding! 10,000 for a runner is an amazing feat. I'm impressed.2 -
10/20
24.51 miles
445.77 miles MTD0 -
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Congrats to @ANACONDA469 for passing GOAL!! And also to @JANET for her amazing 10K Lifetime achievement!
Well, we're digging out from a 9" snowfall here in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. We broke a 104 yr old record for most and earliest snowfall. It's probably my fault though because I just traded in my sensible car for a Mustang convertible. Got to drive it ONCE and now it's parked for a long while. But that's okay. It was absolutely too good of a deal to pass up. A 2013 with ONLY 11,500 miles on it! And it'll be there waiting for me.
Dave
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sufferlandrian wrote: »sufferlandrian wrote: »sufferlandrian wrote: »Adding 6 miles for 121 out of 200.
Adding 9 miles for 130 out of 200.
Adding 21 miles for 151 out of 200.
Adding 3 miles for 154 out of 200.0
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