@jarlin sorry, didn’t see this earlier - what @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos says would be perfect!!

Sorry i haven’t noticed that before, but if it’s possible to add the field in the summary page, it will be more useful, i think.

Thanks a lot

@nigel-taylor yes it is. Just register for the ios app

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos I would say that the intensity of the interval is controlled by a metric. This can be a scalar value or a range of two scalar values. Viewed this way, all work the same. Put differently: people do intervals for a reason. For example, to get faster. In this example, the rationale is to go faster over a short period of time than you could over a long period of time. But what is faster? Listen to your body for the answer and correlate your feeling to a numeric value. Now that you have this value, you want your watch to assist you. So it would be nice if it told you if you are to slow (number too low) or to fast (number too high). And these conditions could be signaled visually, haptically or auditorily.

@slashas good point

Nice idea…it depends on Suunto if this is right way for next approach. I think in this case Suunto 3 will be important milestone.

@sylvain73 Or find you via your name etc

Yes and also that could be also a good thing, to have the opportunity to customize the personal data that we want to follow for each move, when we synchronize our moves with the application. Example:on skitouring, it’s not so important to get my average of km/minutes. It’s more important to get also an average of the meters climbed per hour. For trail, I think that’s also the same. For sure we can get these data in the watch and so why not to get the data important for us on the application after synchronizing? I don’t know if it’s too complicated.

Oh, that had to be terrible experience. I wish you speed recovery!

Ideally it would be great if based on your sleep data, it recognizes when you are awake and at a certain amount of time after you are up it would prompt you to perform a morning HRV test.

@yannis-belouris I hope though this comes.

@slashas in iOS the routes sync automatically with no direct sync of anything else. It makes a lot of sense to update GPS when updating routes. But without a cellular connection, GPS cannot be updated. I think the ideas are good but probably only a few would use them. Most may not use force touch.

@ustuerzlinger check diary section