Apple Watch: Running Settings and Features Guide

Setting up Apple Watch for running involves heart rate zones, pace alerts, and interval training for effective outdoor running.

### Apple Watch Running Tips: Heart Rate Zone, Pace Alerts, Interval Running
* ❤ To do zone running, you can set your heart rate zones on the Apple Watch and receive notifications when your heart rate is **below or above the set zone**.
* 🏃 By setting up pace alerts on the Apple Watch, you can exercise while keeping a **consistent pace**. The pacemaker function is especially useful for those **running alone**.
* ⏱ For interval running, you can set up intervals including **running and rest times** on the Apple Watch. This allows you to follow the interval plan without having to **check the watch continuously**.
* 📊 When creating a user exercise on the Apple Watch, you can customize the displayed metrics such as **heart rate, pace, and cadence**.
* 👟 "Today, I introduced **three tips for using the Apple Watch more effectively** when you do outdoor running."
* 📱 Apple Watch Ultra users can start exercising directly using the **action button**.
* 🏃 By selecting functions like **creating workouts** or using the **pacemaker function**, you can exercise much more comfortably in a completely different way than just **pressing on and off** as you did before.

You can do a completely different exercise from the exercise you've been doing. Hello, I'm quickly delivering tech news. As subscribers know, I use Apple devices to deliver various tech news to you. As a hobby, I also do running. I went out to run a half marathon in my hometown yesterday. Today, I came here because there is a Proche and running-related session. The event started with how we can use a brooch when exercising, how to set it up better, and I could also listen to Irene Coach's voice guide when I first started running. I could also meet Irene Coach and another very famous person these days, from Physical Back Season 2.

I had the opportunity to run, have meals, and have conversations with the winner, Amotti. As I am into running, I follow many running influencers. I had a great experience meeting these influencers and Coach Lee Jin-hee, and running together on Namsan Mountain. When running on Namsan, we set up detailed settings on our Apple Watch and had the experience of running according to those settings. We also experienced running while receiving pace alerts. So, in this video, I would like to introduce three tips on how to set up your Apple Watch for running. Especially nowadays, many people are interested in zone running. Zone running does not raise the heart rate significantly, provides a lot of fat burning for the body, and helps with weight loss.

There is a trend these days because it is said to have effects such as this. First, I will introduce how to do this kind of jogging. Many people who do jogging like me want to exercise within a specific pace zone by precisely following the pace. I will introduce how to set the pace accurately while maintaining the pace. Also, many people do interval running. Interval running involves repeating running and resting alternately. I will now introduce how to set up interval running. It is not difficult, so if you simply follow along with what I show you, you can do a completely different type of exercise from what you have been doing so far. Now, I will show you. First, jogging.

I will show you how to do it. First, Apple continuously measures your heart rate, including resting heart rate and heart rate when exercising, based on your age. It categorizes your heart rate zones from zone 1 to zone 5. So, when you exercise, you can choose which zone you want to target, like zone 3 or zone 4. If you want to receive notifications when reaching a certain zone or higher, you can set it up immediately. You can set it to zone 2 here. When you press the exercise on the Apple Watch, you can see various exercises such as running. By pressing here, you can make various settings related to exercise. Initially, it will probably be set to open goal, and you can also meet functions like pacemaker that I will introduce later.

At the bottom, there is an environment setting where you can check things like heart rate. You can select your heart rate in the environment setting. If you want to exercise between 128 and 139 beats per minute, you can set it here. Once you set it like this, if it changes, you can change it accordingly. Then, here, you can see the heart rate area is now shown as Zone 2. When you run outdoors like this, you can see the information you want here, such as cadence, power, vertical oscillation, and elevation. I have set it to show the maximum heart rate. If you move the digital crown like this, you can see what area you are in now. You can also see the time spent in that heart rate zone and the elevation. Since I have a high heart rate now.

Today, I exercised in the morning and came back, so now I'm all filled up. If you look here, it notifies you when your heart rate is below the heart rate zone. In other words, if you set your heart rate to 2, but you are running at a heart rate lower than that, it will inform you that you are running at a lower rate than what you set. If your heart rate reaches zone 3 or 4, it will alert you that your heart rate is high. Therefore, if it's late like this, you need to increase your pace. Through these notifications, you can run within the heart rate you set. For those who want to do zone running, you can simply change the settings and do zone running. Second, by receiving pace alerts, you can exercise. Create a new exercise, and from there, you can set up pace alerts.

You can do it. You can set the distance and also set the pace. So, if you decide what exercise you will do today, you can set it up. You can exercise according to that. To use the pacemaker function, select outdoor running, then press the dots on the side. As you scroll down, you can create an exercise. Please press create exercise. Then, as you can see, you can set your exercise freely, such as goals like calories, distance, etc. You are creating an exercise. So, when you select the pacemaker, you can set how much you will run. For example, if you decide to do a 10km run, you can do it like this, then press next to set the time. If you aim for a 10km run in 50 minutes, the pace will be 00. So, you can run at a pace of 00. This way, you can make the settings. A bit faster.

If you want to run at a pace of 430, set it up like this, and then as you can see, the pace maker exercise is created. So, when you choose this exercise, the screen changes a bit as you can see. Like this, you can check how well you are keeping the current pace through this bar, and also see the average pace. If you slow down from this pace or are currently slow, it will be expressed like this. If you speed up, you can confirm it through this red pace, and the Apple Watch will let you know if you are faster or slower than the current pace. Therefore, you can exercise while keeping your pace. For those who run alone without a pace maker, it is really important and necessary to maintain this pace, so this is a very useful function in such cases.

If you want to run while keeping track of your pace, by setting this up, you can easily exercise with a virtual pacer on your Apple Watch guiding you. This way, you can exercise more comfortably. Now, let me introduce how to do interval running. Those who do interval running usually run and stop like this. If you just press start without setting it up properly, the data may not be saved correctly. You need to keep checking if you have run the targeted distance by looking at the watch continuously. By setting this up, including rest time, you can easily set it up all at once. Similarly, for interval running, you can increase the pace gradually by pressing the plus button, and then start the exercise while keeping the pace you've set.

When it comes to creating exercises, there are various options as you can see now. Please choose the exercise you want to use here. Then, prepare for exercise time, and additionally, organize exercises like this so that you can select them. If you want to include stretching, which is really important before exercising, you can select it here. Now, let me try exercising once. First, let's do intervals for exercise. Imagine running on a track. So, we'll start with running 400m. Then, press add for more options. As for recovery, it's better to do it based on time. For example, I will take a 1-minute recovery. Like this, exercise and recovery are alternated. After that, you can choose the number of repetitions for exercise and recovery.

If you choose to do interval running like this ten times, you should select ten times. So, after setting it like that, when you scroll down, you can add emoticons and create a title right here. And when you scroll down, you can create an exercise. So, when you create an exercise, these emoticons will be included, and an exercise will be created. You will do a 400m exercise. Now, you will do a 400m exercise, right? And when you scroll down, as you can see now, there are 400m left, showing the remaining distance. Then, it shows the recovery order here. In this way, when you run 400m, it will automatically notify you, then it will go into recovery time. When it goes into recovery time, since I have set it to 1 minute, you will recover for 1 minute, and when it's time to start running 400m again, it will inform you of the start time and then the recovery time again.

In this way, you can do interval running like this without pressing the Apple Watch. Therefore, if you set up interval running like this, you can use it very comfortably. When you scroll down, you can still see the information, and when you exercise, you may want to see different information. In that case, just like I showed you earlier, go to the settings on the screen. Now, here you have options like heart rate, cadence, power, etc. Select outdoor running exercise status. Then you can edit these values. Right now, you see cadence, power, vertical oscillation, altitude, and maximum heart rate are set, but if, for example, you want to see pace the most, then with this selected, choose the current pace. This way, you can see the information you want.

You can change the information, and then go down to see if you want to look at page 2 of the data or if you want to see the heart rate zone. In this way, you can include or not include what you want to see when you set up the split. So, can you set it up to see the information you really want to see while exercising? I will try running the user exercise I did earlier again for you to see the information differently. Lastly, for those who use the Apple Watch Ultra model, you can start exercising directly through the action button. Once you enter the settings, pressing the action button allows you to set what to do with the action button. Choose exercise here, select exercise in the app, press it for the first time, and decide what exercise you want to do.

You can choose to do interval running that I just created earlier. If you select this icon like this, the exercise will start right away when you simply press the start button. In this way, you can exercise. Today, I introduced three tips for using the Apple Watch more effectively when you do outdoor running. By selecting functions like creating workouts or using the pace maker function, you can exercise much more comfortably in a completely different way than just pressing on and off as you did before. I think it would be good to make good use of the tips I introduced today. Well, let's end the video here for today.

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Tips for Setting Up Your Apple Watch for Running

Using a brooch while exercising can enhance your running experience and receiving pace alerts.

Meeting running influencers and Coach Lee Jin-hee can provide valuable insights and motivation for your running journey.

Setting up your Apple Watch for zone running, precise pacing, and interval running can help you improve your running performance and achieve your fitness goals.

Managing Heart Rate Zones and Notifications on Apple Watch

Apple Watch continuously monitors your heart rate and allows you to choose specific target zones for exercise.

You can also receive notifications when your heart rate goes above or below a certain zone.

Additionally, the watch provides pace alerts to help you manage your exercise intensity and allows you to set up specific heart rate zones for running.

Setting Your Exercise Pace and Distance on Apple Watch

You can use the pacemaker function on your Apple Watch to set the distance and pace for your outdoor run, allowing you to track your progress and stay on target.

The pacemaker exercise created will help you maintain your pace and even has a virtual pacer to guide you, which is especially useful for those running alone.

To do interval running effectively, you can easily set up your running and rest time, as well as increase the pace gradually, to ensure that your data is saved correctly.

Interval running involves alternating between 400m sprints and 1-minute recovery periods.

You can customize the number of repetitions for the intervals.

The setup also allows you to choose and display specific workout information, such as pace, during the exercise.

Setting Up and Using the Apple Watch for Exercise

The Apple Watch Ultra model allows users to start exercising directly through the action button.

By customizing the settings, users can choose the specific information they want to see during exercise.

Utilizing the pace maker function and creating custom workouts can greatly improve the effectiveness and comfort of outdoor running with the Apple Watch.