Hi, I work out on my own at a pool that does not have a pace clock. I'd like to get a waterproof watch for my swimming practices so that I can work in some interval training. Does anyone use one that they can recommend? I'd something that is simple to use and not too expensive. Are there particular features that you've found very useful during your practices?
Thanks!
Watches: I have trouble seeing the small digits on watches without my glasses, through foggy goggles. For some reasons, the various watch manufacturers choose to make the "seconds" digits extra small. I can't see them at all. I'm not a fan of watches.
Pace clocks: I use a Pace Pal pace clock. It's simple, effective, portable, and you can even put it underwater, which I find particularly good for long axis interval sets. Admittedly, it's a bit pricey. But a pace clock is the one indispensable tool for training. This is my pick.
Watches: I have trouble seeing the small digits on watches without my glasses, through foggy goggles. For some reasons, the various watch manufacturers choose to make the "seconds" digits extra small. I can't see them at all. I'm not a fan of watches.
Pace clocks: I use a Pace Pal pace clock. It's simple, effective, portable, and you can even put it underwater, which I find particularly good for long axis interval sets. Admittedly, it's a bit pricey. But a pace clock is the one indispensable tool for training. This is my pick.
