@sartoric said in Route library improvement:

… and there is also the feature suggestion here 😉

I forgot about that one:)

@Highlands

Then health sync will be my favourite app to sync Suunto with health connect. I use it for every data since a while but for activities I use Adidas running because of the better data transfer.

@isazi
I confirm, I think it is enough to add a data field to be entered at the end of the activity within the various sport profiles

Fast and easy for the next beta

@Steven-Limmer When there is no disabled platform in a Windows system and you do everything on a phone, you need to mess with entering data as little as possible

@Wilson75
personnaly, i use Android LocusMap and import all my activities in it, so that i have an offline and mobile repository of activities.

And in Locus, there is a simple way to search all activities near the center of the map position, and then just zoom and click on the track to open the one suits to you.

Once found, i can decide to open it or not in SuuntoApp depending on what i want to do with it 😉

@Egika That makes sense ! my 2 cents would be to ignore auto-tag in the condition to allow rapid editing or not ?
this way we still have the cool auto tags, the ability to quickly edit our activities once its done, and then comment as needed, best of all worlds !

@sartoric

I’ve not tried this type. I’m still finding the interval training function on my Suunto watch to be quite frustrating. While the Running/Interval sport mode does display the remaining distance/time for the current interval, it lacks a crucial feature: the number of repetitions completed (n of m). This information is essential for tracking progress and pacing during a workout.

Additionally, I’m unable to customize the data screens for this mode. On the other hand the data screen showing the remaining distance/time for the current interval can not be added as a customizable data screen in the normal running mode.

Furthermore, the integration between interval training and structured workouts from the Suunto app seems limited. It appears that interval-specific data fields are only compatible with manually entered workouts on the watch, not those synced from the app.

I believe interval training is a fundamental aspect of many runners’ training plans. It would be fantastic to see Suunto address these limitations and provide a more robust and flexible interval training experience.

I don’t like that Suunto in various places mixes up distance from cycling with distance from running though. These should definitely be separate. Time is fine.

Agree I reported / suggested this too.

@sebastiannussbaumer no man. Before replying to you I pressed the same. It’s the obvious one. It’s point taken and I need to file another bug report. Hehe. This time on the SW of the forums.

Can someone send us ios-less people a screenshot to see this feature?

@ze-stuart yeah could happen async and eventually now that I think about it.

@gest83 yeah I have the same problem. Even worse that I cannot disable the notifications on the watch .

I made this a IOS&Android request.

I know there is a new UI/Design changes coming so please bare with this as it might take a few (have not looked at the new designs)

@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.

Works from Notification Center, but not from Notification when phone is unlocked, as well Notification is not marked as read in app even if you have checked that notification, so you need to press bell and notification again…

I’m pretty sure this feature will come! Fingers crossed!! 🤞

@marius-jacobsen-eggerud said in Android goal ring updated:

Fully agree. I really miss the opportunity to set distance as weekly goal.

I have to admit I took the idea mostly from *armin because it made - and still makes sense to me - that you aim to reach a specific amount (so it is one goal) of intensity time.
And times where you push harder count with a bigger number, according to the intensity. So a race usually results in more intensity minutes than a low-HR activity.

@Jose-Luis For long distance it is important and would be very helpful.

@Brad_Olwin
Me too 🙂