Oh , when you read the information in the Help
- Using the Location Sensor you possibly missed the part about how you can set DistanceInterval if you are using the LocationSensor.
If you are using the Map component you can use an If statement to determine if the Distance to a known location is equal, greater or less than what it was before.
There are several other ways to do this: Search for messages at the top of this page for ring fence or ringed fence to find Form threads that discuss alternate methods.
Be careful, because of the way the GPS works, the GPS may report 'movement' even if you are 'stationary' . Read about 'Accuracy' ... you can perhaps overcome this by not reporting new
coordinates unless the Accuracy value (in meters) is less than an arbitrary value you set. The device that was used to create the following graphic was stationary on my desk and reported all these
'present' locations :)

If you really mean "how i can get my coordinates when i am stationary." You have to take one location reading and compare it against a subsequent LocationChanged event; alternatively, you can look at a paper map and look out your window. If you don't feel like you are rolling, you possibly are stationary. When you feel like you are moving, turn on your GPS.
What have you tried Michael?
Regards,
Steve