Why Garmin Has Sent 6000 Watches To The US Space Force

Garmin has announced a two-year study on how useful wearables are for replacing fitness assessments, using the Instinct 2 Solar and Forerunner 55 models.

Christensen says the hope is this will “promote a higher, more consistent level of fitness across the force with expected outcomes like reduced injury and stress, improved resilience and higher overall operational performance.”

The trial is set to last for two years, and the 6000 participants represent a substantial proportion of the 8400 folks employed by the US Space Force. Garmin watches offer a number of stats that could be used for this study. VO2 Max offers a one-number summary of someone’s running or cardio fitness level. There’s resting heart rate, while a look at someone’s training load over time can tell you how hard they are working out.

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