For a 60K walk my son loaned me his GPS watch. Like all technology he presents to me, I first ridicule its use and deny that it will ever serve any real p[urpose. I did the same with HD TV and now I own three. Anyway, I wore the Garmin on this long walk. I fell in love with it during the first hour. During the third hour the battery lost its juice. I complained for the next ten hours.
At my birthday party a few days later my son presented me with a new Garmin watch. I wear it everywhere I walk. I have maps of all my favorite courses prepared by this magic watch. I know my pace, change in elevation and other stuff I ignore for now. I've worn it on hikes, during road trips and I have a forever record of those events. It's pretty simple. I start and stop the watch and then later plug it into my computer.
If you are a walker with a little disposable income, you should buy a GPS watch. If your short on cash, beg to your relatives...it worked for me.
At my birthday party a few days later my son presented me with a new Garmin watch. I wear it everywhere I walk. I have maps of all my favorite courses prepared by this magic watch. I know my pace, change in elevation and other stuff I ignore for now. I've worn it on hikes, during road trips and I have a forever record of those events. It's pretty simple. I start and stop the watch and then later plug it into my computer.
If you are a walker with a little disposable income, you should buy a GPS watch. If your short on cash, beg to your relatives...it worked for me.
You should let your readers know that 60k walks require calories. Witnessed a rookie error once.
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