Garmin’s Fenix 9 and 9 Pro Tell a Broader Story About Your Physical Activity
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Garmin is leaning into multi-activity narratives — Garmin Epic stitching runs, rides, and hikes into one story — which is a move from step counts to context-aware coaching. If you build in health, fitness, or outdoor, assume users will expect cross-activity insights, not siloed workout logs.
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