@bulkan Yap

@ze-stuart said in Reverse-synchronisation of exercise: from Sports Tracker to the watch: I’m just greedy: I want the next step. #metoo

@freeheeler Amen!

@дима-мельниченко Something i hate the most… Waiting for something to happen! ️

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@toni_v regarding your last comment: I think it was done on purpose. To be able to add more widgets afterwards. Also if you scroll through the widget pages, it would constantly trigger rescaling which won’t necessarily look that good. Otherwise I find your suggestions very helpful!

@martin-vrska I’d like to see this with extended personalization, ie. X runs weekly with AVG HR below Y with goal meet in %. And the goal set as persistent (until disabled) or in particular time frame (ie. 12 weeks). It would be great to have it just in SA but completely awesome in-watch similarly to how steps and calories notifications work (0/1 goal reached or not or in % + goal name). I find such feature very powerful and motivational. Different people have different needs which not always are about increasing particular metric but keeping them below certain threshold (ie. when getting back to training from injury or testing some new training method).

@дима-мельниченко Maybe the last model in the series … the SK9?

It is clearly a big miss. Several apps do that, garmin, strava, but runalyze too. On Facebook it had been answered to.me that it is not so easy to do… But it is done for a lot of soft, so be inspired!

@margusl I managed it to capture the animation with the screen recorder in Android, but including additional parts of SA - not perfect. So, not knowing at all what this means in terms of coding I have to admit, that I would simply love to capture and share it, in the animated way … @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos got it, that this might not only not ever have a high priority due to demand and required work, but again, if it is possible, it seems to be quite a nice feature (which the animation already is) to be able to share the animated map, as video or GIF or …