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	<title>Comments on: Timex Road Trainer Heart Rate Monitor Sport Watches</title>
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		<title>By: SDrunner</title>
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		<description>&quot;In summary, the Timex Road Trainer watch is a reliable, easy to use, affordable, entry level Timex Sports watch for semi-serious or serious runners who do not require the ability to track and analyze their workout history online.&quot;

It is true that there is no simple way to plug the device in to upload all of your running information to analyze. But before I got the Nike+, I simply entered all my running info to DailyMile.com. It wasn&#039;t until after a few uses that I noticed the watch kept track of all mile splits, I hated subtracting the times and trying to figure out my overall pace.</description>
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<p>It is true that there is no simple way to plug the device in to upload all of your running information to analyze. But before I got the Nike+, I simply entered all my running info to DailyMile.com. It wasn&#8217;t until after a few uses that I noticed the watch kept track of all mile splits, I hated subtracting the times and trying to figure out my overall pace.</p>
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