Originally Posted by
JetBadger
I will be interested to see how run power gets integrated into programs like TrainingPeaks and onto head units like Garmin to provide realtime feedback and post run analysis. Once those principals start to become better understood I think we will see run power meters take off.
I know that Suunto watches have supported running power for years. Garmins still don't. You can go for a run and record it as a bike ride, and your Garmin watch will record power, but then not record other run-specific metrics. There are third party apps for Garmin watches to work with Stryd, but Garmin's API is limited from what I've heard. That might have been fixed, I really don't know. They don't support it natively though.