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Pacier Garmin: Scan Workout Photos Directly to Your Watch

Pacier Garmin: Scan Workout Photos Directly to Your Watch

Tired of manually entering your training plan into your Garmin watch? Pacier is here to save the day. This web tool converts a photograph of your workout into a structured Garmin session, synced directly to your wearable. Here's how it works:

Pacier uses optical character recognition (OCR) technology to scan and interpret text from images. After uploading a photo of your training plan, Pacier breaks down the workout into its components , warm-up, intervals, cool-down , and formats them as a structured workout for your Garmin device.

Currently, Pacier supports Garmin Forerunner watches (35, 45, 645, 735, 935, 945) and the Fenix series. The tool handles workouts with up to 20 intervals, covering various activities like running, cycling, and swimming.

Before you sign up, here are a few things to keep in mind:

- Pacier works best with images that have clear, well-defined text. Low-quality or blurry photos may result in inaccurate interpretations.

- The tool currently supports English only. If your training plan is in another language, you'll need to translate it before uploading.

- Pacier offers a free trial that allows for three workout conversions per month. For unlimited access and additional features like auto-sync with TrainingPeaks, consider upgrading to the premium version (€7/month or €60/year).

Verdict: Pacier is an innovative tool that could save runners time and hassle. While it's not perfect , image quality and language limitations may pose issues , it's a solid addition to any Garmin user's toolkit.

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Source : The5kRunner