Garmin is about to give users a major Body Battery and Strength workout upgrade for free

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Sarah Collins

Technology News

Sun, 19 Jan

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Garmin has recently introduced its Q1 public beta software update, bringing exciting new features to their top Garmin watches such as Forerunner and Venu. The update includes strength training incorporated into existing coaching plans and an enhanced Body Battery feature.

The Q1 release offers enrolled users exclusive software upgrades for testing purposes before public release. Various models, including Fenix, Forerunner, Venu, and Lily, will receive different upgrades. Notably, the addition of strength workouts to running and cycling plans stands out, allowing users to integrate conditioning exercises into their routines.

Key enhancements in the Q1 Garmin beta cycle encompass strength training in coaching plans, workout execution score improvements, a new update keyboard for easier typing, and TrueUp support for Body Battery scores across multiple devices. This update benefits Garmin owners with various smartwatches to consolidate data efficiently.

Users can opt into the public beta on Garmin’s website, ensuring automatic software updates for enrolled devices. This update presents a significant advancement for Garmin users, offering a glimpse into the future of their devices with enhanced features and functionalities.