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An Orange Lifeboat - Are you new to Fetch because The Other Place built a paywall?
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May 2020
9:34am, 23 May 2020
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Big_G
Thanks Nellers. TheBeard, it's just another stat to track really. For much of the lockdown (with no races) I've been doing all my training at 142bpm and I've seen some encouraging progress at that effort when I do a 5-mile run on the flat. The "beats per mile" stat contributes is helpful as alongside the pace hopefully getting quicker, the "beats per mile" should get lower as you get fitter. There's a very good runner who has a blog that mentions it here. There is a paragraph just above his graph in this post. runningobsessive.blogspot.com |
May 2020
3:21pm, 23 May 2020
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HappyG(rrr)
Beats per mile was the one infallible measure of fitness that I used to believe (when I had a reliable HR monitor! The old strap with Garmin 305 and 310 worked way better than the modern fance optical HR monitor that I now have!) Welcome to Fetch. Any questions, just ask. Some great threads on here about HR based training. ![]() |
May 2020
10:43am, 24 May 2020
45 posts
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TheBeardRunner (aka Abul Choudhury
So, is there a difference between following a Fetchie and buddying them? |
May 2020
10:46am, 24 May 2020
46714 posts
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Velociraptor
There is indeed. Following a Fetchie means you'll get a notification up there ^ whenever they log some training. Buddying a Fetchie allows them to see blogs you've limited to "buddies only" (but not vice versa unless they buddy you back) and gives you an additional filter to use for some lists. |
Jun 2020
8:46pm, 6 Jun 2020
16486 posts
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Rosehip
May I suggest that everone who logged a run on |
Jun 2020
10:53pm, 7 Jun 2020
11 posts
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Tooms
Hi. I have downloaded data from Strava. How do I upload t to Fetch ? Hopefully this is an easy question. Thanks |
Jun 2020
11:10pm, 7 Jun 2020
1633 posts
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beebop
Hi Tooms - I hope someone who knows and can explain more coherently will be along soon, but until then you could try going to the training log page fetcheveryone.com/training-add.php (cross fingers that’s correct). Can’t help you with |
Jun 2020
11:15pm, 7 Jun 2020
1634 posts
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beebop
This might be a good place to look. ![]() |
Jun 2020
11:16pm, 7 Jun 2020
1635 posts
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beebop
fetcheveryone.com/tutorial.php It would have helped if I’d remembered to include the link. Only real drawback I can think of on this site is the inability to edit posts... |
Jun 2020
6:47am, 8 Jun 2020
6556 posts
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Sigh
Welcome to Fetch, Tooms! |
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