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    MLM31M
    There aren’t many women in the room! I’m Marie-Lise, a French-speaking Canadian woman from Quebec City, almost 50 years old, trying to stay in shape and maintain a bit of performance in a busy family and professional life. I’m a multisport enthusiast: snow pentathlon, ski touring, hiking, running, cycling, etc. Username: MLM
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    sky-runnerS
    @ggrego What you describe is what Strava segments is about, in particular the Live Segments feature. This already exists on Suunto as an S+ guide although you have to have Strava premium account. But then you can compete against millions of existing segments, and not only your previous activities but also against other people.
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    Hi all, Something seems to have changed recently (possibly after a firmware update) in how my pool swims are recorded. Drills are no longer logged as intervals with their own time, pace and stats — they’re just registered as individual 50 m pool lengths plus a total distance.I’d appreciate guidance on the correct button workflow for a typical structured session. Example training plan: 1,000 m warm-up 2 × 200 m medley (15 s rest) 2 × (200 m freestyle / 30 s rest / 100 m breathing drill) 4 × 100 m all-out freestyle (15 s rest) 3 × 100 m backstroke 3 × 100 m warm-down For a session like this, what’s the recommended workflow? Which button should I press at the end of each interval to log it correctly? How should the rest time between intervals be handled — and which button(s) for that? Should I be using the Lap function, Pause/Resume, or the built-in Interval training feature? For context: I used to manage this with just Start and Pause (no lap presses), and it worked well — rest times were excluded and each drill appeared as its own segment. My Garmin handles this seamlessly, so I assume the Ocean can too — I just can’t find the right workflow.Any advice from those who’ve nailed structured pool sessions on the Ocean would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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    @vinc14 I have used the Suunto plugin for VS code for development of Suunto plus app. The data screen is basically a web page. Where Suunto provides elements you can use (like pace and duration above) but you can also create unique elements by drawing directly on a HTML canvas, like the gauge and the example text. I do not believe Suunto allow you to program general watch faces, which I assume would use the same approach. Maybe something coming in the future. /Mats
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    Michał KalinaM
    @jonnyhegan I’m having the same issue. Were you able to resolve the issue?
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    Dimitrios KanellopoulosD
    @DonTomGot its deleted. Also deleting this one
  • Anything related to the recent announcement about Suunto’s new Digital services and Movescount Transition

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    @Christoph-Van-Laethem In here the bubble appears : https://www.suunto.com/fr-fr/Assistance/ I realized that the bubble doesn’t come on when using my main browser (Firefox), probably due to the ad blockers I added, so i use Edge only for Suunto support

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