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As with any other piece of equipment select and use the device that best suits your needs.

without the phone's gps the watch don't know the distant traveled very well

It can be trained for activities like walking and running. But, start and stop things like soccer, tennis and the like, it would probably need the iPhone along to get the proper distance.

George

Jalba3 wrote:

... I went to play soccer and only got 79 feet as a distance way off affter 1.30 min work out,very disappointed

1.30 minutes is an insufficient amount to result in accurate calibration. From the User Guide:

"Your iPhone GPS allows Apple Watch to achieve even more distance accuracy. For example, if you carry iPhone while using the Workout app on a run, Apple Watch uses the iPhone GPS to calibrate your stride. Then later, if you’re not carrying iPhone, or if you’re working out where GPS is unavailable (for example, indoors), Apple Watch uses the stored information about your stride to measure distance."

Also, read Calibrating your Apple Watch for improved Workout and Activity accuracy - Apple Support.

start and stop things like soccer, tennis and the like, it would probably need the iPhone along to get the proper distance.

For stop and start with tennis, anyway, distance isn't really all that important. I find setting it to "Other" under the workout choices works just fine for tracking the Active Calories burned while playing tennis. I would think that would be useful in soccer as well, although I'll grant that a soccer player covers a lot more distance during a full game than most tennis players do in a match.