PartnersGarmin

Garmin × Goals.

Every mile, every interval, every race in Garmin. Forerunner 965 on my wrist for 2:42 at Boston.

Goals Lopes on a long training run checking a Garmin watch

Age

43

Marathon PR

2:42

VO₂ max

68

Weekly

90mi

Why Garmin

Why Garmin.

The GPS watch that every serious runner I know wears. Garmin's Running Dynamics — cadence, vertical oscillation, ground contact time — are what I use to dial in form. They're the details that turn a 2:50 runner into a 2:42 runner at 43.

Goals Lopes mid-workout

Why Goals

Why Goals.

Forerunner 965 on my wrist for every workout for two years. Connect data pulls directly into the coaching templates I use with athletes. If Garmin wants a masters athlete showing how Running Dynamics translate into PRs, that athlete already exists.

Why now

Why now.

Garmin is the overwhelming incumbent in the watch category — but the brand's athlete storytelling skews young and trail. A 43-year-old road marathoner with a 2:42 and three years of public Connect data broadens the Garmin narrative into the masters category your competitors are starting to chase.

Goals Lopes on a training run

Why first partnership

Why this should be the first.

Easiest yes in the stack — I already wear it, already train with it, already recommend it to clients. The first partnership isn't about sending me a watch. It's about formalizing a relationship so the Strava + Connect data becomes public content the brand can actually point at.

Make it official

First partnership, starting here.

Goals reads and replies personally — usually within the week. Small deal, product trial, one-off campaign — pick your starting point.