Garmin loves to flash your VO2 max on screen, but how much can you rely on that number? New research suggests the answer depends not only on the device, but also on how fit you are.
The Garmin Index™ BMP is a device clinically validated for blood pressure and heart rate measurements that automatically syncs your readings to your Garmin Connect. It was launched in the US and the UK in September 2022 but has recently started selling in many more…
Many cyclists now have access to measuring heart rate variability which can be a very useful metric for guiding recovery and training intensity. But can you rely on the HRV numbers that your Garmin is showing you? Let’s take a look at what the research…
Black Friday is upon us. May God have mercy on our souls. Well, yes, I’m a bit overdramatic. After all, Black Friday is not black at all. It’s the brightest of all days when we can get some new gear, accessories, and tech with huge…
Garmin introduced the Endurance Score metric to provide a comprehensive insight into athletes’ capacity to maintain performance levels over long durations. This article delves into what this metric is, how it’s calculated, and how it differs from the well-known VO2 Max metric.
Garmin’s Cycling Training Status is a feature that many cyclists with Garmin devices like the Edge series are familiar with. It provides a concise summary of how effective your recent rides and training sessions have been over the past month. But have you ever wondered…
If you bought a Garmin device in the past few years, you probably have access to a new feature called Unified Training Status. Let’s take a look at what this feature is designed to do and why it is of interest to cyclists in particular.
Are you planning a cycling holiday somewhere warm and mountainous? Cycling in harsh conditions like high altitude and heat feels a lot harder at first. Your Garmin can help you understand how quickly your body adapts to these environmental factors. Let’s review how to read…
Getting your VO2 max measured requires expensive laboratory equipment and it’s not really cheap or convenient to do it often. Garmin promises to estimate your VO2 max just by having you wear a watch while exercising. How accurate are Garmin devices when it comes to…
Every time a new cycling season comes, it’s worth doing a refresh sesh on some basic safety principles. It only takes a few minutes and it can be exactly what you need to avoid crashes, dehydration, and sunburn.
