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Oct 2013
10:34am, 8 Oct 2013
1,184 posts
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Silver Strider
Can someone tell me how I might go about sending a copy of a Garmin training file to a location outside of FETCH? In laymans terms if poss - I am some what technically inept 
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Oct 2013
12:27pm, 8 Oct 2013
15,452 posts
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Nick Cook
I'm not so sure you can. You probably need the original Garmin equipment and get it off there.
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Oct 2013
12:37pm, 8 Oct 2013
3,917 posts
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Badger
Go to your log and find the activity.
Click on the specs symbol to view it.
Click on the link next to the word Route which says Imported from file on.... or something similar to view the route.
Scroll down on the page showing the route and you'll find a box titled Export for Garmin Forerunner.
The file you get from that should do what you want. I don't know if it's exactly what came off the Garmin though. If you have a Garmin Connect account or Training Center on your computer, and you want the original file, those would be better places to look.
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Oct 2013
12:41pm, 8 Oct 2013
21,132 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
SS, do you mean a Garmin route that you only have in Fetch now?
From outside of Fetch e.g. You can export (save as) from Garmin Connect as GPX file.
From Fetch, I would go to Routes then click on Export for Garmin Forerunner, 1. Click to generate a Garmin course file. 2. Save the file to your computer.... which is on right hand side of screen. That saves as TCX file. You can then re-import that to Garmin Connect or other software.
What is the person you are giving it to going to do with it? Might affect the answer too? :-)G
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Oct 2013
12:41pm, 8 Oct 2013
21,133 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
x-post with Badger. Same answer tho! :-)G
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Oct 2013
3:46pm, 8 Oct 2013
1,185 posts
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Silver Strider
Thanks Badger, :-)G
It sounds straight forward - but then I haven't tried it yet!
I will give it a go later on.
:-)G - The file is 1 lap of a race route used recently in a 24 hour event. The RD has asked for a copy of the file as they are in the process of requesting UTMB point accreditation for the event. I guess they are after the GPS locations and elevation detail so that the course can be assessed!
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Oct 2013
8:31am, 9 Oct 2013
1,186 posts
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Silver Strider
Ha Ha - not quite so technologically inept now
As all three of you rightly suggested, the easy way was to open Garmin Connect and export it from there - where it is very straight forward and you have a choice of TCX file or GPX file.
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