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Race Predictor on 920xt

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Hills of Death (HOD) Jan 2016 3:13pm, 13 Jan 2016 31,673 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) Anyone had experience of this how accurate is it ?
GregP Jan 2016 3:21pm, 13 Jan 2016 79,204 posts	Quote Pin GregP See blog comment mate - I didn't know it existed until half an hour ago.
Hills of Death (HOD) Jan 2016 3:29pm, 13 Jan 2016 31,674 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) Go into my stats, it then opens the menu to Recovery Advisor, VO2 Max, Race Predictor.
Wriggling Snake Jan 2016 3:32pm, 13 Jan 2016 10,862 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake I just read your blog, and then looked at your PBs, saw this and decided the watch is issuing you a stretch goal.
Hills of Death (HOD) Jan 2016 3:45pm, 13 Jan 2016 31,676 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) I need to lose weight I think first
Badger Jan 2016 3:46pm, 13 Jan 2016 6,622 posts	Quote Pin Badger I'll be amazed if I ever hit what my Fenix 3 predicts for me. A 3-minute PB at 5k is just the start of it (and HOD has probably noticed at Milton parkrun that I have mastered the sweet spot of almost but not quite vomming or passing out at the finish line of a 5k, so I'd say 3 minutes is unrealistic).
chunkywizard Jan 2016 5:07pm, 13 Jan 2016 1,963 posts	Quote Pin chunkywizard So this was discussed at great length on the FR620 forum probably a year ago now. The prediction is based on VO2Max and there is a direct correlation to the times. Most people find the VO2Max is 3 points higher than the race predictor! forums.garmin.com