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Tantek Çelik

My Garmin watch did not sync activities with the Garmin Connect iOS app upon returning home from a week of travels. It did sync my steps from the day I landed, my sleep that night, and steps the following day. It just failed to pick up my running, hiking, and other activities logged when I was abroad.

After a little searching and filtering out obvious tips (make sure Bluetooth is on and paired), I found the key steps and fixed it.

How to get the Garmin Connect iOS app to sync Garmin watch activities that are seemingly being ignored:

1. unpair watch from phone (iOS Settings > Bluetooth > (i) next to watchname > "Forget This Device")
2. hard restart watch (e.g. hold down backlight button on a fenix 7S Pro to turn it off)
3. restart Garmin Connect app (force quit and re-open)
4. re-pair watch to phone
5. wait a while for all the activities to sync

It seemed to sync hikes and walks first, then runs, roughly in reverse chronological order.

The syncing spinner indicator in Garmin Connect took a while and prematurely completed the progress circle ○, and kept “spinning” the arrows 🔁 inside the circle for many minutes.

Note: having some idea how software is written and handles queues etc., I highly recommend fixing any syncing problems like this before recording another activity in your watch. There is a chance that the software bug(s) that caused the syncing problem in the first place may inadvertently only pick up the latest activity and make it even harder to recover or sync the previously unsynced activities.

I had no luck with web searching, e.g. for
* why is Garmin ios app not syncing recent activities from my Garmin watch
and similar queries.

All “AI Overview” results were useless.

Only after going to https://support.garmin.com/ and entering my watch model name and number did I somehow find this article:
* Garmin Connect App: Device Is Paired but Not Connecting to App: https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=9BcXLSQ4A22gasLarkUvH6

Which while not the exact problem I was having (my watch did connect, and sync two days of steps and one night of sleep), it felt close enough to be worth reading.

Steps 3 and 4 in the article gave the key steps to try (though I split step 4 into two parts, and in the middle only restarted my watch, there was no reason to restart my phone)

That article linked to another article on "How Do I Restart My Garmin Device?" which I also found useful: https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=A6gOR1U2zDAFqmJVdap6k6

Hopefully by blogging this, the next person that has a similar problem (my guess is the Garmin Connect Android app works similarly) can more quickly find this solution and key steps by searching the open web.

#Garmin #watch #GarminWatch #sportsWatch #GarminConnect #troubleShooting #GarminTroubleShooting

support.garmin.comGarmin | Deutschland | Support-CenterIm Garmin-Support-Center finden Sie Antworten auf häufig gestellte Fragen sowie weitere Hilfestellungen zur Verwendung Ihrer Garmin-Produkte.
zeitverschreib [friendica]

Vor dem wahrscheinlich wieder üppigen Abendessen noch eine gemütliche Runde an der Weser. Dabei wurden die drei universellen Gesetze des Laufens wieder bestätigt:

1) Der Regen setzt nach der Hälfte der Strecke ein.

2) Irgendwann werden die Klamotten nicht mehr nasser.

3) Der Regen hört kurz vor Ende der Strecke auf.

Kennt Ihr auch so, oder?

#garmin#beatyesterday
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Johan

Yes! A new personal best at 10k. I started way back (section H) so I had to overtake a lot of people. It was warm and windy but luckily I could keep up a pace of around 5' /km. And the final 2 k it's all or nothing 😅. Lots of people along the course, shouting encouraging stuff. With my name on the bib it's easy 'come on Johan!...you can do it !...nearly there!...
And afterwards celebrating with colleagues 🍻.

Route of IJsselloop 10 km
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Some colleagues after the run in between lots of people celebrating their finish off the IJsselloop
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Group foto of runners (staff and students) from Saxion University of Applied Science. All completed the 5 or 10 k in Deventer at the IJsselloop. They smile, are happy, it's beautiful sunny weather.
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#garmin#ijsselloop#running
Marc Thomas

Yesterday I ran my 2nd 5k event of the year and shaved off over another minute on my time. The course was a bit short at 2.96 miles according to my Garmin and several other runners with their watches confirmed, so I had to estimate my actual 5k time which I estimate would have been about 25:04. Down from 26:17 a month ago.

8:04 average pace, down from 8:30 last month.

2nd in my age group and 10th overall. 68 total entrants.

Tried out a new pizza place after the race to celebrate the good results. Steve's Pizza in Austin Minnesota. One of the better pizza places I've found in the region. Will be returning there in the future for sure.

This concluded an 8 week duathlon training plan I did through TrainingPeaks to get back into racing. I'm taking a week off from structured training to do whatever running and cycling I want, then the following week starts a 20 week duathlon plan with a September 5k race in mind.

strava.com/activities/14156823

Photo of a runner coming in over a finish line. There is a school building in the background.
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#running#fitness#5k
Raederle

I don’t usually run on Friday evening. At the end of the work week, I just want to relax but weather was gorgeous, sun peeking through the clouds. I had the trail to myself save a cardinal, squirrel, & 2 turkeys.

I’m struggling with consistency after too much time not #Running. Tonight, I set my #Garmin watch to alert on max fast and min slow paces so I would be more consistent from one mile to the next. I’m so pleased with my efforts tonight.

Photo rails to trails with dense, skinny birch trees on the side of the path. The photo is overlaid with running stats. Text reads: Garmin Running Distance: 4.10 miles (6.6km) Time: 53 min 12 sec Pace: 12:59 /mile (8:04 /km) Km conversion is added by me, not a part of the photo
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#RailsToTrails#MichiganRunning#RaederleRuns
ruthpozuelo

Since I started training on heart rate instead of pace it seems like I am detraining!!

My understanding is that to build my aerobic engine I need to do that, (not detrain, but run slow), but it is painful to run so slow!

Fingers crossed it pays off in the long run (no pun intended)

Have you switched to HR training and experienced the same?

A chart that shows different HR at different speeds and training zones. The brown dots indicate training this month (which coincides with start of HR training) and the slower pace is clear.
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#running#runnersofmastodon#garmin
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