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Poster: 405er
Subject: RE: GARMIN FORERUNNERS: Anyone have any input?
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Klemm wrote:
GPS tracking will generally cut your distance short by a little bit because it's only taking a reading every 3 seconds (or 1 second on the newer, more advanced models). That 3 seconds causes it to cut the corners a little short. There is also GPS drift and stuff like that. But, coming from nothing into the new-era gps watches... I can't imagine training without one.


This or if you go under a tunnel or are in-between buildings. Otherwise, for the most part, it is fairly accurate. I'm just learning to use the current pace versus the avg pace--maybe that's why I've been working too hard on my intervals?
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