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I’m hoping this is a stupid answer with a quick answer, although I suspect not! (For the latter!)


I’m a premium user training for my first marathon using an Apple Watch. Many of my runs now include varying the pace (e.g. 10 minute easy run, 10 minute target marathon pace, 10 minute easy run etc.). These will increase in time in the coming weeks/months.


The problem I have is that Strava on my Apple Watch will only show my average pace for the whole session. So once I’ve done my 10 minutes, I have no way of knowing what speed I’m actually running at (and therefore can’t see if I’m actually hitting my target marathon pace or not). 


Thanks in advance for your replies. Also, when is Strava going to introduce maps/route integration on the Apple Watch for new routes?! I’d like my watch to tell me when to turn etc rather than memorising a route or checking my Strava app on my phone mid run!


Thanks all.

Hello @Matt2616 


Thanks for posting about this.  Have you tried turning on audio cues on the Strava Apple Watch App?  They will announce the pace of your last split.



  • You can enable real-time audio feedback to alert you when you start, pause, resume and stop your activity. You can also hear feedback about your total distance and if you're recording run activities, the pace on your last split, and the total average split pace. To enable audio cues, navigate to the settings page on your watch and tap 'Audio Cues.' Here you can toggle the Audio Cue settings independently.


Full article here


Good luck with your marathon training!  Which marathon are you training for?

Hi @Jane11 ,

With my former watch the Garmin Fenix 5s I was able to split a lap manually by pressing a button. Is this functionality also possible with the Strava app on Apple Watch Ultra 2?

Best,
Martijn

Hi Jane, is it possible to enable these audio cues on the iPhone app? I don’t have an Apple Watch or any other wearable for running 

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