I have to rest 10-20 seconds every few laps. Do I have to stop and start the lap count every time I stop to rest?
1642806
Yes. That would be best in order for it to keep accurate track of your time and strokes.
1642807
depends on you, if you don't stop, they will be added to your last lap making your statistics wrong but with few intervals, if you do, your laps statistics will be accurate but you will see in the statistics more intervals. In my opinion, you should stop your counting each time you rest.
1642808
I prefer to do it because you can have the exact record of rest time and workout time.
1642809
I pause it every time i stop and then hit resume. It will then keep your lap times and count accurate. One thing I've noticed is that you need a good kick on every turn to make sure it registers. I dont even do a flip turn every time but as long as I push and glide a little, it counts. Other than that, this watch is awesome.
1642810
If you are doing intervals, the drills then you can use the drill mode. I don't use. What I prefer is to do a set, ISuch as 1000 yards of freestyle, pause and rest for 2 minutes, the hit resume, and do pulls for 500 yards, etc. in this way, I don' have to set the distance as required for drill mode. I watch the pool clock for my rest interval. Hope that helps.
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.
1642812
Yes, you could pause and then restart. In this way the watch records the real swimming time. However, if you stop so often, i would let the watch recording the total time. After downloading the sessions on the computer you will be able to see when you swam and the breakes.
1642813
No, it will still count the laps, and the time will run also, but if you are resting inbetween sets, use the drill. See instructions on setting that up.
862463
You can either do the 20 minute intervals or leave it on continuously. If you wanted you coupd always turn the timer off and on to make it go at your leisure.
327476
This device turns off automatically after 20 minutes at rest (parked) by default. There may also be an option to have it turn on automatically, but I do not recall.
973352
Ninety-nine intervals and then you have to hit the start button again....I used it on Sunday for a half marathon to keep track of my run/walks...
2251460
you can set the race to a percentage of the full distance. i usually race at 30 percent which forces you to make one pit stop
1820289
Short answer: yes. Long answer: when you begin your work out, you hit a start/stop button. This starts a timer and begins keeping track of the various other things: calories, avg hr, etc. If you don't start the timer, you don't get those things tracked. It also has a lap button, to help with tracking pace, if you're a runner, swimmer or cyclist. I don't use that feature myself, so can't speak to it.
1048623
It can show Current, lap average, or average pace during the run buy only one of the three. At the end of each lap it displays lap time/pace briefly. you get all of the stats at the end but during the run you only get one of the three. (the original firmware just had current pace so you may get conflicting answers.)
1538668
It starts measuring as soon as you start moving. When you stop (and the speed is down to 0 MPH) it also stalls the time count, so the time you stop is not added to the total time. Hope it answers....
703354
Yes...put on low speed and pulse for few seconds...repeat as needed. Do small quantity at a time.,
301705
When you setup the timer you can adjust the "exercise" time and the "rest" time. That gives you two different time intervals that will run/alternate continuously. I hope that answers your question!
1113142
I am sorry I missed a portion of the question; about having to stop after a minute. I used mine to do 4 dining room chairs ( seat and back ) and I never had to stop, I may have taken a couple of 3 min breaks, but never because the unit would stop working. I am pleased with the unit, I don't use often but I am can be confident knowing that if I do need to use I can use and it is dependable.
449669
i dont understand what do you mean when you say each timer independently as it has one timer, you can set the laps and the time of each lap and the break beetwen laps too.thats it.i hope i helped.
37985
yes, there is a time limit, you have to restart it every time after it stops.
2079493
As far as I know, if you pause it, it will start back at the same place. It won't hold a pause for very long, though. If you actually stop it and then restart, it starts over at the beginning. I think they all do that unless you select the specific track you want.
57540
The "sports timers" are the exercise timers. There is not a lap timer. But i don't see why you could use the exercise timer for that. I have pasted a link here do you could download the manual for this watch, this way you can see all the specifications. http://help.mioglobal.com/entries/23130926-MAX
1771602
Yes it appears you can bypass the satellite connection and use it as a stop watch that will take lap times for you if needed. Also has an interval timer that you can set up.
2236066
1. The battery lasts about 6-8 months...if you use it regularly like I do. 2. Lap memory? If you are asking if you can recall what laps you've done the previous day, I would say yes....as long as you do not reset your lap count. 3.The monitor will tell you if your pulse is out of the 'zones' that you set for your heart range. There are 5 zones; from the lowest pulse range you want to be notified (with a constant beep), to the highest range (also with a beep).