If you\u2019re looking to fine-tune your performance and get your finish time down, a good running watch is your best friend. They\u2019re useful tools, helping you plan your training and optimise your routine.<\/strong><\/p>\n

But running watches today are not just about tracking your run time and heart rate. Many are able to feed back key statistics about your run, allowing you to pour over the data, analyse your training readiness and identify your strengths and weaknesses.<\/p>\n

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Every running watch needs a good GPS, allowing you to track your runs, but they can provide data on resting heart rate and sleep, as well as helping you manage stress levels with mindfulness exercises.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s a lot to look out for, depending on just how much depth you want.<\/p>\n
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