Sport dashboard
Hiking training dashboard for Garmin athletes
DataFrame.fit treats hiking as a first-class sport on top of Garmin Connect. Trail days keep elevation, GPS heatmap density, and volume - not a leftover walk in other.

Why athletes stay
What hikers get
Hikes stay tagged in the log and volume. The yearly GPS heatmap includes trail days. Elevation and moving time stay on the session. Mark Hiking in Settings so Home and tips match time on trail.
Hiking tagged in the log, volume, and filters
Trail days stay hiking in the log, volume, and filters after you sync Garmin.
Elevation and moving time on the session
Ascent and moving time sit on the hike so trail days stay comparable week to week.
Yearly GPS heatmap that includes trail days
The yearly GPS heatmap includes trail days, not only road runs.
Gear wear when shoes or packs sync from Garmin
Shoe and pack wear follow the gear Garmin attached to the hike.
Watch-first
Keep your watch app for the device
Keep Garmin Connect for the watch and the official activity. DataFrame.fit is the decision layer: today's plan check from recovery, how the hike landed, and share cards for a session, a day, or a week.

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Plan and ask
Training plan and AI for Hiking
Build the week on Calendar, then ask Claude or another assistant about your Hiking load, sessions, and recovery - you choose what each one may view or change.
Plan the week onto your watch
Add Hiking sessions on Calendar or pull a coach source on Training Plan, then send structured work to your watch with plan vs done after you train.
Open CalendarAsk an AI assistant
Connect Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or another assistant. Ask about this week's Hiking volume, a key session, or whether tomorrow still fits - without pasting spreadsheets into chat.
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