“Everything you need to beat yesterday”
“Rest well”
“Monitor energy levels”
“Track your cycle”
“Keep tabs on stress”
“Stay hydrated”
“Train hard”
“Achieve your fitness goals”
A closer look at the screenshots
A dark dashboard combines activity and sleep data.
A sleep score appears with an encouraging performance note.
A Body Battery gauge separates charged and drained values.
A menstrual cycle view expands the health data.
A stress score includes a plain language interpretation.
A hydration screen records fluid intake.
A named coach appears beside a multi week plan.
A marathon summary includes a recorded route.
About this app
The Garmin Connect™ app is your one-stop source for health and fitness data. Whether you’re training for a race, keeping active or just staying on top of your health, Garmin Connect provides the information and inspiration you need to reach your goals. Once you pair your phone(1)with a Forerunner®, Venu®, fēnix® or another compatible Garmin device(2), you can review your tracked activities and health metrics. Plus, you can create workouts, build courses and challenge your friends on the leaderboard. With Garmin Connect you can: - Personalize your home screen, so the most helpful information is instantly visible - Analyze your activities with detailed statistics(3) - Create customized workouts and courses - Review trends in health metrics like heart rate and steps - Earn badges for accomplishments - Sync with other apps like Apple Health, MyFitnessPal and Strava - Get support for Garmin devices and their features Learn more about Garmin devices and how they work with the Garmin Connect app at Garmin.com. (1) See compatibility requirements at Garmin.com/BLE (2) See a full list of compatible devices at Garmin.com/devices (3) See Garmin.com/ataccuracy Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Everything you need to beat yesterday”
'Everything you need to beat yesterday' frames breadth around improving on prior performance.
“Rest well”
'Rest well' makes recovery the immediate goal.
“Monitor energy levels”
'Monitor energy levels' names an ongoing awareness task.
“Track your cycle”
'Track your cycle' states the recording function directly.
“Keep tabs on stress”
'Keep tabs on stress' uses familiar monitoring language.
“Stay hydrated”
'Stay hydrated' presents the desired habit outcome.
“Train hard”
'Train hard' emphasizes effort in the guided training task.
“Achieve your fitness goals”
'Achieve your fitness goals' closes on successful completion of personal targets.
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