Introduction to Track Run Mode
Getting Started
Learn more about the features and functions associated with the Track Run activity mode:
Start
Lane
- Lane 1 - 400 meters
- Lane 2 - 407 meters
- Lane 3 - 415 meters
- Lane 4 - 422 meters
- Lane 5 - 430 meters
- Lane 6 - 438 meters
- Lane 7 - 445 meters
- Lane 8 - 453 meters
- Lane 9 - 461 meters
Basic Interval
Start Training
Select to begin interval training.
RepeatSelect to change the number of repeats.
Run
- Time
- Select to change the Run interval by time.
- Distance
- Select to change the Run interval by distance (lap supported).
- Open
- Select to leave the Run interval open. The interval won’t complete unless the BACK/LAP button is pressed.
Rest
- Time
- Select to change the Rest interval by time.
- Distance
- Select to change the Rest interval by distance.
- Open
- Select to leave the Rest interval open. The interval won’t complete unless the BACK/LAP button is pressed.
Warm Up
Select to enable or disable the warm-up session.
Cool Down
Select to enable or disable the cool-down session.
General Information
During the interval workout, when the preset time or distance is reached for the interval the watch will notify you and begin the next interval immediately. Use the BACK/LAP button to begin the next interval manually.
Use the CONFIRM button to pause, resume or finish the workout, view workout summary and lap details.
Target Run
- To learn more about the Target Run feature, please click here.
- To learn more about the Virtual Pacer, please click here.
Activity Alert
- Distance Alert (auto lap)
- Enable to receive alerts and record a new lap automatically when the preset distance (lap supported) is reached.
- Pace Alert
- Enable to receive alerts when the pace is outside of the preset zone.
- Cadence Alert
- Enable to receive alerts when the cadence is outside of the preset zone.
- HR Alert
- Enable to receive alerts when the HR is outside of the preset zone.
- Nutrition Alert
- Enable to receive timed alerts as reminders for nutrition intake during activity.
- Power Alert
- Enable to receive alerts when power is outside of the preset zone.
- Restore Defaults
- Select to restore the default settings.
Auto Pause
FAQ
For users that would like to record a multi-phase running workout on the track as a singular activity instead of multiple separate activities. An example of a multi-phase running workout may look like: (a) running to the track, (b) running on the track, and (c) running back from the track.
Before a user enters the track, the watch will record the segment running to the track as a normal run until it detects you are on the track. The Track Run algorithm will kick in after the second lap. The first lap around the track will be used to determine if you are on the track following the initial normal run segment.
Please note: Once you leave the track, expect to receive an "Off Track" notification on your device. This indicates that the device has recognized a change in your training environment, and will proceed to record that segment of the workout as a Run (rather than continue to track the segment as a Track Run).
Time of Day, Total Time, Workout Time, Distance, Laps, Calories, Cadence, Stride Length, Pace, Speed, HR, Avg. Cadence, Avg. Stride Length, Avg. Pace, Avg. Speed, Avg. HR, Max. Speed, Max. HR, Lap Time, Lap Distance, Lap Cadence, Lap Stride Length, Lap Pace, Lap Speed, Lap HR, Elevation, Elev Gain, Total Descent, Battery, Aerobic TE, Anaerobic TE, Last Lap Time, Last Lap Pace, Last Lap Speed, Last Lap HR, Running Power, Avg. Power, Lap Power, 3s Avg. Power, 10s Avg. Power, 30s Avg. Power.
Ground Time, Left/Right Balance, Stride Height, Stride Ratio (available when the watch is paired with the COROS POD 1).
Contact COROS Support
Need help or have additional questions? Reach out to a COROS Expert in one of the following ways:
- Submit a Support Request Form – Click here to get started
- Send a message via the COROS App:
- Open the COROS App
- Go to Profile Page > Customer Support > Contact Support > Submit.