@duffman19 I guess we can live with not knowing. I appreciate your thoughts. Take care.

No it‘s as usual again! Crazy! Thanx

@peter_xy Very interesting. I will add mine. It seems that in Android, you can select an activity in the map using the small circle of the beginning. That is not the case in iOS, where you need to look for the activity elsewhere. Then, if you are looking at a certain activity in a certain place, but you do not remember when did you do it, it is very difficult to find (imagine a mountain activity to find the route, etc.)

@zadow last weekend I had a race and I used the native triathlon mode. It worked quite but some datafields are missing. Like avg speed or avg lap pace. I thought to use the multisport mode and make each mode separately including T1/T2 but I was afraid that during the race I would get too confused and it would not work out. In the end, I let it go. …

@Egika Ok thanks for the prompt answer ! Is map data format described somewhere ? Is it VectorTile, or MBTile or something similar ? Thanks

@namela No, you cannot edit sleep.

Hello, First of all, sorry if this has already been mentioned… I used the search tool and tried to look but… I wanted to talk about a “strange display” on Suunto Coach about HRV (we’re talking about HRV, but more importantly about Suunto Coach’s interpretation of it). I’m 10 days away from an Ultra Trail, in the period of high volume reduction. My HRV has necessarily increased a lot, to the point of flirting with the high limits and even exceeding them. No problem with that, especially as I received my Race during a training block, so the HRV is probably underestimated. The problem is the “you’re sleeping well but your HRV is abnormal” display, and other similar variants. I think that the algorithm should perhaps present it differently, unless my knowledge of HRV is truncated, I imagine that these high scores in the pre-race period could be presented differently. But that’s just a trifle, I think the HRV tracking is pretty brilliant, it works very well for me, in every way consistent with my sensations!

@wmichi okay it makes sense, I didn’t know you can create intervals directly from the watch. As I said to Francesco in a previous comment, I didn’t know about this service, I’ll definitely check it. Thanks!

@isazi thank you

@Sergei-Ladeishchikov I only use power for uphill interval running. Power is essentially useless for trail running that I do as it is poor at gauging effort downhill and cannot account for terrain (rocks roots, etc.). Only usefull on smooth hard trail.

@Mads-Hintz-Madsen yes agreed, changes never sync back, I had to go recheck. It is plan similar route then delete the original I have used as a work around. As mentioned on the Wahoo app amendments do sync. It would be great if SA did the same. I’m also on Android.

@Mff73 Thank you. It worked just fine.

@Rinkeli Depends on your phone, RunGap for iOS is great.

@larrybbaker said in Polar H10 and Suunto Android App: @Mauerwegler there are BT scanners/monitoring apps out there that will report battery status. I use: LightBlue on iOS. Yes, I found out about that in another thread shortly after my post last year. But thanks!

@wmichi Yup, I got the same impression. If it’s using machine learning or any type of self-improving algorithm, it should definitely got better learning dataset. I can imagine it’s difficult to distinguish between easy run with some hills which appear like “intervals” but typical interval training is pretty easy to define - speed, HR, time, everything there follows particular trends. It might be interesting to check, whether manual laps help - whether it takes into consideration when you “lap” your warm-up and cool-down and gives it lower weight in the overall classification. Today was the victorious day! I’ve managed to get “VO2max” tag with the last possible workout structure I haven’t tried before - go almost full out without any intervals, etc. Just run long and hard. So it seems this is the main component. I’ll try shorter distances in the future, but half-marathon in hills did the job. I have checked all my previous workouts since 2020 (2019?) - don’t know when the tags started but it’s my first VO2max workout including all races, etc. [image: 1710004988589-screenshot_20240309-143332.png] [image: 1710004988612-screenshot_20240309-143835.png] [image: 1710004988631-screenshot_20240309-181828.png]

@Mff73 very lame move by microsoft… At least dex is still going to be available. I hope it doesn’t get scraped too…