Hi! There is a plan to add description field for each part of structured interval? Now I can only write a 12 symbols as a step name, but often very difficult make good descriptions with this limit))) Simultaneously I see, that in Guides every exercise has a description and even timer!

@thanasis if in tennis mode available, select “race”

@JohnV HRV is interpreted as body resources. In my case I notice if my resources is going yellow again whilst resting it’s a sign of good recovery and HRV going up.

@isazi said in SA Update with interesting things: with SA from this month thanks for the information

Ah, ok, sorry. I have never seen these before, and I did not even know that they exist (and it would annoy me, too). Might help, that the GPS of my Smartphone is always switched off, if I do not navigate (which does not happen often, and if so GPSis activated manually of course).

@Brad_Olwin I would guess it’s mainly for loosing weight - at least thats why I bought my first fitbit, counting calories and looking to reach a calorie deficit every day - and it didn’t work (at first) since Fitbit‘s calorie calculation ( and I agree: thats all it is - a calculation, no real measurement) was much too high for my metabolic rate. The only way for me to really find out how much I burn, was to actually track my intake (to get a rough number of calories consumed) and track my weight for some weeks. I then found out how much I could eat without gaining weight and from that number of calories I subtracted about 300 to 500 kcal a day, and did this for some month, loosing 10kg and keeping it. With lower weight there had to be done some adjustments in intake, but I now have a relatively good idea of the number of calories I could eat without gaining weight again. Actually Suunto‘s estimation of my daily calorie burn was very near that number together with a very cheap Amazefit tracker (and the one on the website of the Mayo clinic ) Polar was way off, as was the Apple watch. I guess there are different algorithms for calculating your bodies calorie consumption regarding your age, weight, etc. and if your device uses the wrong one you will actually never loose weight, but even gain more :-).

@castletonroad almost always issues like this are result of confused account. If you have another email you’re using - please try to login with it. On iOS it’s also often happens due to usage of Apple’s private relay email feature. If there is still an issue - contact support via the app, they’ll help you

@Posse96 , I’d first check if Suunto accounts used for Suunto App and Suuntolink are the same. To verfiy, follow screenshots in this post - https://forum.suunto.com/topic/7720/gpx-importing-to-ambit3-vertical-not-syncing/2 And an easy way to check activities on your Suunto account is though https://www.sports-tracker.com/ , log in with the username and password you used in Suuntolink on your computer and check if those treks are there. If your issue is not related to different accounts, perhaps you can be bit more specific - currently one might get an idea that you are only having problems with your treks while all other activities sync just fine. So maybe add when was the last successful sync (months / weeks ago) or is this the first time you are trying to sync your activities with Suuntolink. By “update” you mean software update? If yes, I guess this watch hasn’t been used (for recording & syncing activities ) for a long time as last software update for Traverse was released 5 years ago and every time you’d connect it to Suuntolink (or old Moveslink2 ) during past 5 years you’d be either forced to update the software or at least get an annoying notification to do so. This also means that pulling activities from watches that are still running prior software versions is quite rare use case and must be one of the least tested functions and it’s more likely to fail. Updating software should also clear activities from the watch, if you open logbook in your Traverse, do you still have a list of your treks there? If they are there, syncing again will not be an issue. If logbook is empty, your best bet is that Suuntolink was able to sync it and you are just having some Suunto App and/or account issues or that the trek data is still stuck in your computer. Suuntolink files, at least in Windows, can be found at C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Suuntolink , log-files there should provide some insight of what happened (i.e. was the sync successful) and suuntolink_data.jsonfile keeps track of your activities that were sent to your Suunto account . If there are any files in Suuntolink\logbook , back those up and store somewhere safe, it might be still possible to recover those treks.

@freeheeler Good to know, and something I’m watching now, regarding syncing over events, I just did app updates on my phone, restarted the phone, and now my Suunto App is syncing directly with my Traverse, which is was not doing about 2 hours ago.