How to talk to your coach out loud
A real voice conversation with a coach who knows your goal, your plan, every session, your Garmin health and what you agreed last time.
At a glanceHow to talk to your coach out loud
- 01Tap Start talking
- 02Just talk
- 03Say yes to changes
A quick overview. Follow the steps below in the app.
Step by step
- Open Talk to your coach and tap Start talking.
- Just talk. Interrupt whenever you like.
- Prefer to type? Tap Keyboard at any time.
- Your coach can change your calendar, but only after reading the exact change back to you and hearing your yes. Every change has Undo.
- Changing several days? Say them all at once. Your coach reads them all back, and you say yes once.
- Ask something that needs real thought, like “why”, “what should I do” or “plan my week”. Your coach says it's thinking, then takes about half a minute to work it out from all your data.
- A (1) on the button after a run means your coach wants to talk it through. Say how it went, approve the note, and it's saved and confirmed in your calendar.
- Driving? Use Car mode: just the orb and two big buttons.
- Tap 🎚 mid-conversation to slide the coach's style (gentle to brutal) and depth. It changes from the next sentence.
Try this
“How did my week go, and what should I change for next week? I've got a work trip on Wednesday.”
Where it goes wrong
- Running out of time mid-chat. Voice time is limited each day. The ring around the orb shows what's left. Say goodbye and your coach wraps up properly instead of cutting off.
- Expecting instant deep answers. Quick questions are instant. Real analysis takes about 30 seconds while your coach reads your data. It tells you when it's thinking. That's normal.
- Assuming things are saved. Memory saves need your yes: “shall I remember that?” If it didn't ask, it isn't saved.
- Wanting a harsher coach. Slide the style. “Let your coach swear” under the slider stays off unless you turn it on.
Check it worked
- Any change you agreed shows on your calendar.
- Notes you approved show on the right session.
What would you like to do next?
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