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5 Reasons to Understand Running Zones for Beginning Runners

  If you’re new to running, you’ve probably heard terms like easy pace, tempo, or training zones and felt unsure what they actually mean. Running zones may sound technical, but understanding them early can make your training simpler, safer, and far more effective. Instead of running every workout at the same effort, zones help you […]

Footpod Face-Off: Stryd vs. Coros vs. Garmin—Which Running Sensor is Right for You?

Running is increasingly becoming a data-driven sport, and at the heart of this revolution are specialized footpods and sensors. These tiny devices promise to give you more accurate pace, distance, and—most importantly—running power (Watts). But with Stryd, Coros, and Garmin all offering solutions, how do you choose? While all three aim to quantify your effort, […]

Accessory-Based Power

If you have an older Garmin watch (like a Fenix 6 or Forerunner 945), you can add power data by pairing it with a specific accessory:

Native Wrist-Based Power (Built-in)

Most modern performance watches now calculate power directly from the wrist. While a pod is more accurate for wind and form, these are excellent "all-in-one" solutions.

Garmin:

Forerunner (255, 265, 955, 965, 970), Fenix (7, 8, E), Epix (Gen 2/Pro), Enduro (2, 3)

Apple:

Apple Watch Ultra (1 & 2), Apple Watch Series 6 through 10, and SE (2nd Gen)

COROS:

PACE (2, 3), APEX (2, 2 Pro), VERTIX (2, 2S)

Polar:

Vantage (V2, V3), Grit X (Pro, X2 Pro), Pacer Pro

Suunto:

Suunto Race, Race S, Vertical, 9 Peak Pro