what do they mean by "sports timers"? interval timers? if so, for how many intervals? does it have lap timers?
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Thanks for your inquiry! The sports timer is a count-up and count-down timer that is suitable for most exercise routines. Hope that answers your question! Thanks again! Corinne - RLT Source
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The "sports timers" are the exercise timers. There is not a lap timer. But i don't see why you could use the exercise timer for that. I have pasted a link here do you could download the manual for this watch, this way you can see all the specifications. http://help.mioglobal.com/entries/23130926-MAX
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I finally found one that can do 4 count-ups independently of each other and can also be used independently as timers. Exactly what I have been searching for; very hard to find. Check out Mudder's 4-event Kitchen Timer. I use to track work on separate client matters. And less expensive than this triple; found it on Amazon.
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*UPDATE/CORRECTION* I just went back and read my original review, and it looks like those settings are range in meters for motion detection, not time in minutes that it stays on. I'm pretty sure it is range, and there's just a set time it stays on per trip, but I'm not sure what it is. Seems like 10mins approx. Sorry my 1st answer was incorrect. Was accidental. ORIGINAL ANSWER: Mine has 1M,2M,5M,10M,20M choices. For me this product has some drawback, so u may want to read my full review before buying.
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I like this timer because it goes beyond just one hour. But what you are asking would be too complex. You would need to manually intervene at the stop and start times.
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When you setup the timer you can adjust the "exercise" time and the "rest" time. That gives you two different time intervals that will run/alternate continuously. I hope that answers your question!
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Hmmm...not too sure, I've never paid attention to that. I would guess they do get pressed though. I only use it at work to time tv shows and have it hang on my wrist when I'm running around. When I take it out of my bag the next day, sometimes it's in a different mode. I would think all timers would do that though. I do like this timer though and I have tried quite a few others. If you are looking for one that won't switch, maybe try a sports wrist watch, that way you don't need to store it somewhere.
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Sort of. I have mine set to show average pace total elapsed time and total distance. However, you can have it set to show speed , current pace average pace or lap depending on what information you want to see.
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I pause it every time i stop and then hit resume. It will then keep your lap times and count accurate. One thing I've noticed is that you need a good kick on every turn to make sure it registers. I dont even do a flip turn every time but as long as I push and glide a little, it counts. Other than that, this watch is awesome.
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Am looking for a timer capable of keeping a player within a boundary of, say ... 3 to 5 minutes to move during a Scrabble game.Do you have any ideas for that function? 3 to 4 players
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Not sure. The one we got has a remote that has a push button to start a 17-minute Fight Gone Bad timer, and another button to start a Tabata timer, and another Mode button for setting a count-up or count-down timer, settable up to 99 minute duration. There's another button to set the display to show the current time of day, and it can also mute the beeps that normally sound when the workout begins or ends. There's number buttons for entering data, and a power button to turn the display on and off.
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no, it is a stop watch for running, it will save your split times etc, but I did not come across a countdown timer. you can review their manual for the watch at www.timex.com/manuals for more info
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Sorry for the looooooooooong delay in answering - It repeats for a about 1 minute. Hope you bought it - It works GREAT and the four timing options are very useful.
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Take a look at Runkeeper. You have the option for a free account or the paid version -either one allows you to track your heart rate plus it tracks about a dozen different sports.
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Yes. That's called "split timing". You can stop and start infinite times for a cumulative total or you can have "splits", timing two laps (or rounds or...) concurrently. For example, I swam two lengths if the pool in :01:37 and my coach hit SPLIT at the end if the first length. When I got out of the pool, I could see that my first length was 45 seconds and my second was 52, for a total of :01:37. Does that help?
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Yes, the time intervals are fully adjustable and easy to change. Example: I set the timer for 30 seconds exercise and 30 seconds rest for 30 sets. You could just as easily set the exercise and rest periods for 2 minute exercise and 1 minute rest, allows up to 99 sets or Tabata example 20 seconds exercise and 10 seconds rest for 8 sets. I am more than pleased with this timer. Green LED for exercise lights up and Red for rest. Adjustable volume for beep at start and finish of each exercise and rest period. You can also program to beep at midpoint of exercise period.
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I can't confirm exactly because I have not tried using it for that length of time in "one stretch". I've only used the time settings for up to 20 mins at a time, and I realize that it's way shorter than the "95" min time frame, but it does run continuously for the time that it's set for. Sorry that I can't confirm for a longer duration.
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No, you can only set two intervals (one exercise and one rest) but up to 99 rounds. We use this timer everyday in our workout group, it's awesome!