Tack, vad jag glad jag blir! Och jag känner lika väl igen mig i det du skriver 🙂

Ok, you just made my day. I’ve never heard of Komoot and will be diving into this later. In the past I’ve used the navigation feature on my watch when in unfamiliar area and used GPS files from races, but this looks like a really fun way to create and discover routes. Thank you for your comment!

Yes! Thank you for commenting. Now that is something I cannot relate to though. I’m the opposite, I have no problem taking it slow (call it a gift or a curse). Sophia though, is exactly like you, and reminder to go slower can be helpful.

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts Staffan.

And I can so relate to all of this. As a lover of even numbers it’s a challenge to forget about it all and just run for the joy. I do have anxiety of not having permanent record somewhere, whether it be in a handwritten log or online of all of these runs.

On the other side of things I think it’s actually quite fun to dive into the data and look compare stats during and after runs. It’s both motivating and hobby in itself.

After testing this out for a while I think I’ll end up doing doing the occasional run without a watch to keep me honest and remember what it feels like to just run for me.

I totally agree Bengt! I’ve come to the conclusion that I get the most joy if I leave everything behind, including my phone, but that’s not always an option. Everyone should give it a go once in a while.