does the countdown timer have an option to be placed on repeat? It's very helpful when your doing interval training to have that option.
365075
Yes it does have that option. This is my second watch. It's great and I love it ... Just 1 problem. I use it 24/7 and this last watch I have had 6 months and the strap that attaches to the face already broke. The first one broke after 1 year. It's not an easy fix. The manufacturer would need to replace because the strap tore were it has a screw. I love this watch and will send in to repair and will buy another one if they can't repair it. I love it that much!!!
1515433
A mechanical timer rings once the countdown is complete. A metronome would be a better option for repetitive signals with such a small duration.
1773312
Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
853505
You can set it I believe to 30 minute increments. It is definitely not restricted to 4 choices. We love it! Use it 3-4 times per week.
247888
Yes, the time intervals are fully adjustable and easy to change. Example: I set the timer for 30 seconds exercise and 30 seconds rest for 30 sets. You could just as easily set the exercise and rest periods for 2 minute exercise and 1 minute rest, allows up to 99 sets or Tabata example 20 seconds exercise and 10 seconds rest for 8 sets. I am more than pleased with this timer. Green LED for exercise lights up and Red for rest. Adjustable volume for beep at start and finish of each exercise and rest period. You can also program to beep at midpoint of exercise period.
160703
Yes, it does. In order to change from Interval timer to stopwatch, the user will need to hold the "Change" button until "Stop" is displayed on the screen. Once "Stop" is displayed on the screen, the user will push "Start/Pause" on the front of the unit. This will arm the stopwatch and time digits will appear on the screen. The user will push "Start/Pause" on the front of the unit to begin timing and push "Start/Pause" again to stop timing.
1642811
Hi there, you will have to pause the timer every time you rest otherwise it will add your rest time to one of your laps. It's pretty easy to pause and start it by pressing the pause button (lower right button) whenever you rest.
1816932
No, it does not have. But it has stop watch function. You can also set the length of a lap, at 0.4, 1, 2 miles etc., it will warn you through a beep and show you the time took you to finish the last lap. It is probably more useful in training than countdown timers.
1028389
Yes, you could set these different time with the same or different rest periods and then run them as a sequence. The timer is quite flexible.
127682
Yes you can. It also allows you to select if you want to include a warm up and cool down and asks how many reps of the interval you want.
1470751
If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
1139919
Not sure if I understand your question completely, but it only has a warmup mode if you have programmed a workout. If you don't want a workout, you just want a regular run, you can select "run" then "training" and then "none". If you want a workout, but no warmup, just put "O" in for the length of time of the warmup. I haven't tried that, but it asks how long you want so it seems like that would work. That means you'd start immediately with an interval though. Hope that helps.
2069919
No I would think you would have to reset timer every time you start something. I reset timer every time I use the one I have. I guess the best way to say it the timer will count down. Then after that the timer will restart its self & count UP. FRANZ
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Yes! However the way I'm able to do is: I noticed the "time" (minutes I ran thus far) stays stamped, then when I resume...I simply have to increase the speed back to where it was/set,(may be I'm not waiting for my recorded info via set buttons to kick in.) I believe this is a built in safety feature. So yes U can safely resume where U left off, which is how I would put it. BTW, no probs with my machine thus far, and I'm on it 3-4x's per week for the past 3-4 months.
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Yes you can stop/pause the workout. The timing counter may start over again (counting down or up depending how you have it set), however once you have your intervals set they will remain the same. If you are referring to the stopwatch, I don't know since I only use the intervals.
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This timer has 10 slots for saved timers. You can enter how many rounds you want to run, work time and rest time for each slot. Times can be entered in minutes or seconds or a combo depending on what you are doing. We use this in our club for multiple large group training sessions. We can program in the different times for work/rest rounds = 7 rounds of 40/20. We love it because we can do so many and then just change them whenever we want. Great Timer! It hangs on the wall above our turf field. The only negative for us is the battery for the remote goes out pretty quickly but we use it multiple times everyday. This timer has 10 slots for saved timers. You can enter how many rounds you want to run, work time and rest time for each slot. Times can be entered in minutes or seconds or a combo depending on what you are doing. We use this in our club for multiple large group training sessions. We can program in the different times for work/rest rounds = 7 rounds of 40/20. We love it because we can do so many and then just change them whenever we want. Great Timer! It hangs on the wall above our turf field. The only negative for us is the battery for the remote goes out pretty quickly but we use it... » Read More This timer has 10 slots for saved timers. You can enter how many rounds you want to run, work time and rest time for each slot. Times can be entered in minutes or seconds or a combo depending on what you are doing. We use this in our club for multiple large group training sessions. We can program in the different times for work/rest rounds = 7 rounds of 40/20. We love it because we can do so many and then just change them whenever we want. Great Timer! It hangs on the wall above our turf field. The only negative for us is the battery for the remote goes out pretty quickly but we use it multiple times everyday. « Show Less
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No, you can only set two intervals (one exercise and one rest) but up to 99 rounds. We use this timer everyday in our workout group, it's awesome!