@omunoz Great idea! I struggled multiple times when clicking on my profile seeing I have public workouts. Good luck finding them between all those workouts.

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I remember this in MC at least for HR

@efejota are in the Beta.

@sartoric thank you

@cosmecosta said in Personalizing HR zone for Ambit 3: not know if they are implemented for the Ambit 3, but I can tell you that there is a delay in SA showing the zones. SA needs some time to update the zones in the activity. So, theoretically if you check the a Hi Guys! @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Is there any news in this topic? Should we wait for it further, or this is not on the priority list? Thanks for Your answer!

@isazi , laps & pauses in MC: [image: 1614863301938-33668c0e-0539-4247-9cba-9587f22dfaaf-image.png]

@mff73 Yes, thanks, I just paired the S7 with quantified and I will test. Looks interesting. Thanks.

@the_77 and a graph for the totals of all metrics incl comparison to previous years (<- hint … )

Sorry Dimitrios that doesn’t work. It tells me the individual length times but NOT the rest time between that interval and the next one. As I said I used to see that in MC shown as a rest interval between each swim interval. i have even tried adding manual lap markers along with the automatic ones and the rest intervals are still ignored.

Hello. Almost two years have passed and there is no information about adding the elapsed time feature to the Suunto app. I know, it is possible to measure this time by convert workouts to other applications like Strava etc. So, Strava app is not suitable for full range of activities. Why do I vote for this feature ? Because in my opinion the distinction between moving time and total elapset time is very usefull for hikers and cyclist. The idea is to distinguish between time in motion and rest time. Especially during long distance activities. So maybe it would be possible to add it as an option for some activities like hiking, trekking, cycling, mountain biking etc. I understand that this feature could be completely useless for a lot of runners . Greetings Mike H.

We already had an interesting discussion on the efficacy of these sort of automatic ways of computing VO2Max and other metrics