Watching the Apple product launch video of the new watch and iPhone, and had a thought about the series 9 Apple Watch & how it applies to running.
They say that you can control your watch by double tapping your thumb and forefinger. If you're timing yourself running intervals with an Apple Watch 9, is double tapping your thumb and forefinger a natural motion versus tapping a button on your watch?
Just asking.
Double tap wrote:
Watching the Apple product launch video of the new watch and iPhone, and had a thought about the series 9 Apple Watch & how it applies to running.
They say that you can control your watch by double tapping your thumb and forefinger. If you're timing yourself running intervals with an Apple Watch 9, is double tapping your thumb and forefinger a natural motion versus tapping a button on your watch?
Just asking.
We have kids that choose to run with apple watches and none of them can consistently get the watch to record laps accurately by tapping the screen. They are pretty much wasting their time as far as trying to time themselves during workouts on an apple watch. Get a garmin forerunner. You need to have that lap button. No touch screen.
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