so, as i understand it, from the front page announcement, Garmin is now giving you something like that virtual line, in televised swim meets, that shows where a swimmer is relative to the world record. and, not just a line that shows world record pace, but the actual way that world record was swum.
you have the ability to see, at any point, where you are relative to a strava segment's record, that is, how that record was achieved. maybe the fellow who produced that record went out too fast and died, or too slow and caught up, but whatever he did you can see how you're doing against that record. is this correct? do i have this right?
i therefore also suspect that this device and technology can show you how you're doing against your own prior effort on a particular course. is this new? because i don't see why you'd need strava for that, the device could archive prior performances. is this old tech that's been around for years or is this new?
Dan Empfield
aka Slowman
you have the ability to see, at any point, where you are relative to a strava segment's record, that is, how that record was achieved. maybe the fellow who produced that record went out too fast and died, or too slow and caught up, but whatever he did you can see how you're doing against that record. is this correct? do i have this right?
i therefore also suspect that this device and technology can show you how you're doing against your own prior effort on a particular course. is this new? because i don't see why you'd need strava for that, the device could archive prior performances. is this old tech that's been around for years or is this new?
Dan Empfield
aka Slowman