Garmin Training Load vs. Polar’s Training Load Pro: How Do They Compare (Which Comes Out on Top?) Today we are going to compare: Garmin Training Load vs Polar’s Training Load Pro. Check out Garmin Training Load: https://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Multisport-Altitude-Adjusted-Training/dp/B07VVM1VM6/?tag=jstand-20 Check out Polar’s Training Load Pro: https://www.amazon.com/POLAR-Vantage-Wrist-Based-Measurement-Notifications/dp/B08WJC348L/?tag=jstand-20 The main difference is the training load tracking. When it comes to training load metrics the Garmin performs better than the Polar but the Polar has an edge when it comes to recovery suggestions. Most of the Garmin watches will come with the Garmin Coach as well as automatic blood oxygen saturation measurements, V02 max estimation, running dynamics analysis, and training stats, load, recovery, effect and recovery time estimations. You should see the training status about the body battery on the app. The requirement for you having the training status appear is that you need two runs of 5 minutes in length. You will need the running profile that is coupled with GPS and heart rate monitoring for this. You can also find this tab under performance stats then training status. The Polar watches are precise running wearables and you can track a lot of recovery features including recovery pro, nightly recharge, sleep stages plus, and various training features like HillSplitter, FuelWise, running indes, and FitSpark. ►Amazon Affiliate Disclosure◄ Fit Lab is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This video also contains affiliate links. I earn through amazon associates from qualifying purchases.