@dankcushions thanks - interesting to read and I can go with their use case and their scientific approach (as far as I can say, not knowing too much about the details of it as somebody how has neither a medical nor biological degree): [image: 1748185086106-img_6618.jpeg] But - at least for me - their algorithm in Garmin devices often didn’t correspond on how I felt and how I should workout. So it didn’t really help me to find balance. But that’s just me and perhaps there are people who find it more appropriate to how those metrics correlate on how they feel and are happy with it getting their daily readiness scores from it.

@Klaus-Myrseth I don’t think this will happen as tags work for this and are a much more elegant solution.

@isazi said in Feature Request: Full Searchability of All Past Activities: @lesch1 your idea is still nice, searching by location or many parameters, but simple name or tag search already works (although the results could be presented better) Just fingers crossed that this search field will stay accessible in the future or something more convenient implemented.

@cosme.costa thanks, i set up bike few years ago in strava but didn’t notice until now that they support bike parts too. Thank you.

@Mitch9 Okay, I get it. This is your preference, not mine It should be customizable, so you can display whatever you want.

@Mathis-.-Pct I imagine that would invalidate licensing agreements.

@James-Eastwood + Zone sense as native field (not as app) : )

@suzzlo i can post many more examples of garmin and of suunto screwing up. [image: 1746648105831-heart-rate-comparison.png]

@Mathis-.-Pct each activity has a title were you can write, but this is just a line of text. A private comment, is a section were you can write anything (like how do you feel, or how was the new pair of shoes working or if you run with a friend…) that it will be always only for you, so if the activity is public or only shared with your followers, it will not be exposed

@timecode said in Feature Request – Two-Way Sync Between App and Watch (HR Zones, Pace, Power, Weight, etc.): @Mathis-.-Pct would also like to see it. I also wish there would be an option to restore settings from the app itself if you for example get a new watch - so you don’t loose custom sports, or don’t have to calibrate HRV ranges for two weeks again. A backup option would be surely welcome, all the data collected by the SA should be copied on a local storage or on the cloud.

@irisvik I think it’s a matter of worldview - in Finland saunas are more like a lifestyle, in other countries they’re like just another physical activity. If we have “Chores”, “Box breathing” and “Other” as a type of activity than adding “Sauna” acitivity would fit really well. From technical point of view i use Suunto Race i Sauna at it works just fine.

@Mathis-.-Pct If I wanted a running only plan, then I might look to something like the Stryd people, as that’s what they do, but that’s likely not as dynamic as you’d like.

These two sessions were from a few months ago, so before I had the Suunto. I’m using this to illustrate how power and cadence can operate differently in a session. This is two sessions both of 2km each. Both have four intervals of 500m where I go “easy, moderate, hard, easy”. In the first session I try to do this all at roughly the same cadence of 24-25spm for a total of 218 strokes. In the second I vary cadence along with power, so 22spm, 25spm, 28spm, then 20spm for a total of 219 strokes. [image: 1746310311849-picsew_20250503170701.jpeg] [image: 1746310320847-picsew_20250503170901.jpeg] The first session took 8m 57s averaging 146w while the second took 9m 16s averaging 135w. Now Suunto would likely give similar distance for these two sessions as they are roughly the same stroke count and the overall average cadence was about 24spm in both sessions, but the four intervals in each session are different! Whether or not it would say 2km doesn’t matter too much as that can be edited. What Suunto cannot do is show the power/watts graphs I show in these sessions, and would show a “constant speed” for both ignoring the different power fluctuations. Basically, you can make it so “totals” are right, but nuances of the session cannot be captured. People who do interval work like tabatas would understand the importance of seeing the overall power graphs of the session.