The QR code is clever as it makes it easier for a coach standing on the side of the track to show it to an athlete who scans it on their phone. You can also send them a URL as well, which is a join URL. This is what allows you to invite someone. At the end of which it’ll give you this QR code page. In any case, I created a team (Team Awesome) and sub-team (The A Team) and assigned a sport to it. Once actually setup though it’ll make more sense. I’ll note that when you’re setting it all up for the first time, it’s a bit confusing. They can also have their own team mascot/images, as well as colors. You can have numerous Clubs/Teams within an organization, and numerous sub-teams within an organization. The way the Garmin app works there’s basically three levels: Also, you’ll add a picture and choose two colors for the club. Don’t worry, you can change it later, as I did about 12 times. Once installed you’ll create yourself an organization. The first thing to do was download the new app from the app store. As I’ll dive into more later, in the context of how this is positioned (as a team solution), this limitation isn’t a big deal today. As long as it uploads to Garmin Connect (which, is basically any Garmin fitness/outdoors device ever), then you’re good to go. But there’s no limitation on how old the device is. App Overview:īecause this is a Garmin app, it is restricted to data only from Garmin devices. And so in this case I got the app all installed, enrolled a few familiar faces as my athletes, and got to work. Now, while I’m certainly no coach, I can play one on TV. Compared to Polar, which leads with their team app solution (though, you’ve likely never used it unless you were on a team with it). And while Garmin has long had an educational group within the company that caters to that realm, they haven’t really had any cohesive app story to go along with it.
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It’s an area that Polar has played in for decades (no kidding), notably both on software and hardware. Instead, this most targets a much simpler goal: High school and college athletics departments, where a given coach/sport will purchase a pile of identical units for a team to use. A TrainingPeaks competitor today, this is not…at least for now. This app allows coaches, teams, organizations, and other athletic groups of socially distant people to have both their workouts, as well as daily sleep/stress metrics, consolidated into a single view. Garmin has dipped its toes into the coaching platform realm with the release of a new app today, called Garmin Clipboard.
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