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hmmm, i have no idea what any of this means, or what id do with the information if i had it....
I love numbers and data but that's going over the top (even Cadence, Ground Contact Time and Vertical Oscillation from the current firmware is completely unnecessary).
The only one that might be useful (not all the time) is Ground Contact Time Balance, which (once baselined) should help you see if you're over compensating for an injury should it shift, e.g. if you try and come back to running before a calf/shin/ankle/foot injury is completely healed and you end up favouring the other foot too much.
Other than that the other metrics look to be so strongly linked to pace that they're pretty much useless to all but those at the top of their game who are looking for the marginal gains that may come from striving for technical perfection.
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hmmm, i have no idea what any of this means, or what id do with the information if i had it....
my only complaint with the 920 is that in the run mode i'd like the option of the same rest function as the swim mode, and that it updated my vectors yesterday without me really getting to make a choice, but they seem to be working fine still so i'm not too worried...