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Tai Chi Tracker

· v2.0.4
★★★★☆ (5) ↓ 100 downloads 2 Free

About

Tai Chi deserves its own activity - not a Yoga entry in your feed. Tai Chi Tracker records every practice as a dedicated Tai Chi activity in Garmin Connect, and it tracks what practitioners actually care about: rounds, pacing, breathing, and a calm heart rate. Built for Taiji, Taijiquan, Qigong, and standing practice. Two ways to train: - Open Training - no time limit, practice as long as you want - Training with Goal - set a target duration, feel a gentle vibration when you reach it, and keep going into overtime if you wish Count your rounds, not just your minutes: - Press LAP to close a round; each one is saved as a lap in Garmin Connect - The transition screen shows the round you just finished and how it compares to your average pace, so you know instantly whether you rushed it - A round-by-round breakdown after every session, with split times and your average round length During practice: - Live heart rate zone arc, readable at a glance - Bell timer - optional subtle vibration every 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes for form transitions or breathing checkpoints - Screen lock - no accidental taps in the middle of a form - Pause, resume, or discard at any time After practice: - Duration, calories, training effect, and recovery time - Minimum heart rate and breathing rate - the numbers that show how calm the session really was - HR zone breakdown with histogram, time and percentage per zone - Round splits alongside your average round - Full-session heart rate chart Keep the habit: - Weekly view - see which days you practiced this week - Practice history - your last 20 sessions with date, duration and rounds; open any one to see its stats again App languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Portuguese. Designed for Garmin: Native data-field layout, pure black AMOLED background, no clutter. Works with both buttons and touchscreen. 5-day free trial. Then $2.99 once. No subscription. Supports 100+ devices including fenix 8, Forerunner 9 series, Venu 3/4, epix 2, Instinct 3, vivoactive 5/6, MARQ 2, and more.

What's new

May 12, 2026 - Stress Delta — see your stress drop from start to finish (e.g. 52 → 31) - Average Heart Rate — new live field during your session shows your running average, helping you stay in the calm zone - Richer summary — Max HR, Training Effect score, and Calories now shown after each session - Long session support — sessions over 1 hour now display correctly as H:MM:SS - Bug fix — fixed an issue that could cause heart rate chart data to be trimmed incorrectly May 16, 2026 - Minor UI improvements June 3, 2026 Lock screen — Open the menu during an active session and choose "Lock Screen" to prevent accidental presses. Amber "LOCKED" badge appears at the bottom of the screen. Hold START for 3 seconds to unlock; the screen briefly confirms with "UNLOCKED." Bug fix — Heart-rate chart data no longer silently drops samples after long sessions. July 6, 2026 - Round transitions: press LAP to pause between rounds and see a "next round" break screen, then press LAP again when you're ready to continue. July 23, 2026 - Now available in Spanish, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese. The app follows your watch's language automatically.

Permissions

FitCommunicationsSensorHistoryUserProfileSensor

Details

Compatible with 104 devices
Updated Jul 26, 2026
Open on apps.garmin.com ↗