@GiPFELKiND I did comparative testing of my own algo mimicking Garmin’s Body Battery (analogous to Resources), and found that HRV wasn’t as impactful as I thought. Loose concept is a four-way charge/drain mechanism: Sleep - charge Wake - not moving - low drain Wake - not moving but slightly increase HR - higher drain Exercise - higher drain The functionality is dependant on having an accurate max HR, which can be a challenge (and where Garmin’s constant max HR estimation can be helpful). @elad-solomon here’s a peak at a nap with mine: it goes up, but not by a lot. Basically, and not to dismiss your needs, but worry about the baby and not a very fragile fictional estimation of your resources. [image: 1784548157096-c5334a1a-2814-4ba5-b135-bcabcb6496bc-image.jpeg]

@tuxbuster said: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mariusfanu_ios-263-introduces-notification-forwarding-share-7406679630771810305-BbRq/ Ah. That’s right. So your point is more half a point

@sky-runner Thanks for letting me know. I missed that post earlier, unfortunately.

@elbee I’m sure it isn’t. Time is your friend.

With everyone using Suunto’s or 3rd party workout plans, this seems to me such an important feature. It should have many more votes!

@Egika And yet issues are being reported and fixed…

@elbee Well anecdotally I much prefer it as I don’t like a sea of white - much like a don’t like brightly lit rooms, perhaps that’s the ADHD in me! But certainly at night, there needs to be a dark mode. Interestingly, all Suunto watches have a dark background except those stupid status screens which have tiny black writing that look like smudges when you’re running!

@raven said: How does this work elsewhere? When you press the Lap button, you have few seconds to Undo the lap by pressing it again, if the first press was accidental. During that time, an “Undo” symbol is displayed next to the Lap button. After the symbol disappears, another lap button press would create yet another lap.

@Steven-Hambleton I don’t foresee any issues for SA between the two platforms, other than any UI differences (intrinsic to the OS)

This also something that I would like to see. I posted about it in the Suunto Run sub forum: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/15485/feature-request-improved-support-for-stryd-pod-and-other-foot-pods

@Squirrel Yes, anything that allows the comma-separated pair of values that you get from Google Maps to be pasted in one go would be a help. I’ve recently moved to a new city and am using my S9 pretty well daily for reaching new places. In terms of creating routes and then tracking them through the streets, i give the app and the watch 10/10. But the search is a bit lacking!

I did hill repeats, couldn’t read the blur on screen so had no idea what number I was on or that the session had finished.

@elbee thank you for hint! That’s doable… but really weird. the amount of steps you need to do to get it… while the stopwatch screen sits there almost useless.

@Lazyjones was part of the feedback to the dev team. also the arrow color

@2b2bff I would also like to have this feature. Voted

@2b2bff I did not find your topic when I was searching for similar suggestions. I also need this for bread baking LOL. Vote sent for your topic as well, hopefully they will listen to our suggestions.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos @pavel.samokha Could we get an official statement from Suunto on this? Will Suunto natively sync all metrics (HRV, sleep, etc.) to TrainingPeaks (like Garmin, Coros) anytime soon so we can properly work with our coaches as required?