The various data portals are all good individually but its maddening to have to check three to get a compete picture. StandUp was the only app I could find that would actually both notify you and keep tracking of your standing but its buggy for the AW and recently stopped working properly. The strength and stretching exercises apps are completely independent from anything else so they have no idea what my fitness level is or anything else on which to recommend exercises.
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PAI Connect for tracking aerobic exercise was great as long as you used an AW app for providing HR data but it makes no recommendations on how to achieve the targets. (It does claim to be using some info from HRV4 but no idea how that is supposed to work). TrainAsOne does claim to be adaptive although there is no transparency as to how it is devising your workout.
Thats pretty crazy to begin with but worse, while all of the apps are pretty great individually, they don't work together in any way.įor example, AutoSleep can tell me how I am sleeping and give you a "Readiness" score but there is no way to translate that into specific workout recommendations. Gyroscope (portal for health/fitness stats)ġ3 apps to try and put together a comprehensive health & fitness program some of which have a paid subscription.PAI Connect (aerobic exercise tracking).Stretching Exercise (stretching exercise).So why did I pick this watch? My main interest is not in training for races but in general health and fitness and here is a list of IOS apps I was using for those purposes: I am a long-time Apple Watch user who also used a Gamin Vivoactive for a while so you know where I am coming from. If there is any interest, I can do another after a longer time frame.
Since the Polar Ignite is so new and there seems to be interest in initial impressions, I thought I would post my first thoughts after one week of use.
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