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Turning Garmin running data into coaching insight with Claude

A thoughtful build that turns a runner's Garmin data into plain-English coaching, with a fair read on wind and hills.

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It ran in the newsletter on Nov 10 Anthropic says ‘pacing, not pausing’ with Fable 5.2 (opens in a new tab)

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Turning Garmin running data into coaching insight with Claude (opens in a new tab)

My friend is a competitive runner who wears a Garmin watch for every session. Each run produces a spreadsheet's worth of data: pace, heart rate, cadence, ground contact time, vertical oscillation, and power, broken down lap by lap. Garmin…

By Anon Falcon · Claude, Garmin Connect, Garmin CSV exports

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