I did a search to try and find an answer to this question, but couldn't find one.
In SWIM mode on a Garmin 945 (or 935), is there any way to turn OFF 'rest' laps so every time you hit the lap button, you are recording time/distance as if you are swimming continuously?
I'm hating that every other workout, I'm hitting the 'lap' button thinking I'm on a timed interval, but I'm off by one compared to what the watch thinks and thus it's in 'REST' mode and just recording time. So if I've done a hard 1000 interval, that entire distance is missing from the final workout distance, and I have to back-calculate my pace on the computer knowing I did a 1000, as the Garmin doesn't record swim distance in rest mode.
In summary, I'd like it to record EVERYTHING, so if I hit 'lap' on my watch, it records the next lap with distance and pace. No 'rest' laps (I can easily figure out rest laps on my own seeing that distance = 0 on the computer.)
Not sure this is possible, but thought I'd ask since I"m sure if it is, someone has figured it out.
In SWIM mode on a Garmin 945 (or 935), is there any way to turn OFF 'rest' laps so every time you hit the lap button, you are recording time/distance as if you are swimming continuously?
I'm hating that every other workout, I'm hitting the 'lap' button thinking I'm on a timed interval, but I'm off by one compared to what the watch thinks and thus it's in 'REST' mode and just recording time. So if I've done a hard 1000 interval, that entire distance is missing from the final workout distance, and I have to back-calculate my pace on the computer knowing I did a 1000, as the Garmin doesn't record swim distance in rest mode.
In summary, I'd like it to record EVERYTHING, so if I hit 'lap' on my watch, it records the next lap with distance and pace. No 'rest' laps (I can easily figure out rest laps on my own seeing that distance = 0 on the computer.)
Not sure this is possible, but thought I'd ask since I"m sure if it is, someone has figured it out.