Last autumn, Meta announced an awesome partnership with Garmin, allowing Oakley Meta and Ray-Ban Meta users to link their glasses and smart watches together. This made it so that detailed Garmin fitness stats captured from your smartwatch would be automatically overlaid onto any videos recorded from your glasses during your workouts.
As a person who loves going to Spartan races, I was enamored with the idea of seeing my fitness data visually alongside the obstacles I went through in each race. The problem was that my Garmin watch was too old and didn't support the Meta AI linking feature. Garmin watches are quite expensive, so I haven't exactly been jumping at the gun to get a new one, but a new partnership between Meta and Strava turned out to be the answer I'd been looking for.
