@margusl Oh that’s a good one. I hadn’t seen that link before. @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos change request then: make RHR and Sleep data available in daily activity API Updated title

Great initiative!

@4nders sorry - hadn’t tried with Garmin as don’t use. There are other options that can sync steps: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.appyhapps.healthsync

I use the S+ Hill climb alot and I would appreciate to see either the HR value on that screen or the famous HR dial indicator

@isazi Ah sorry, I considered it a partner connection so I looked here instead of in The Lounge. Not sure what your possibilities as moderator are but if possible feel free to merge this discussion with the main discussion.

@Дима-Мельниченко Maybe because I have a wear os watch, but my suunto syncs across to google fit without any issues; as I know that normally google fit doesn’t allow apps to sync to it, but rather syncs to them, but with a S7 it does sync my data from suunto directly into Google Fit. However if you need a S7 (or wear os watch to do this) look at an app like SyncMyTracks (Android/iOS) which has the ability to sync data either way. Find it really useful to sometimes sync google fit tracks across to suunto as I prefer using google fit for strength training, as so much better in terms of what it tracks and has auto-detection for exercise, reps & sets, with manual weight input and the ability to change any detection and or manually add workout.

@pavel-samokha said in Full sync Strava to SA: @André-Faria So far in Rungap you can sync Strava to SA via Sports-Tracker (use Sports-Tracker as destination in Rungap) Thanks! I managed to understand how to sync all activities. On rungap you go to share and select the platform you want, then it syncs all. From now on, I only need the normal sync. Thanks for the tip of sport tracks. Don’t understand this “gap” between SA and Sports tracker.

@SnusR Glad to hear that ! And hey may you have a great day further !

@pierrel said in High HR peaks for activities synced to Strava: This is my second belt in 3 years, I guess I should by a new one again 2 belts in 3 years is actually not that bad, I gave up on Suunto Smart Sensor when I had gone through 2 belts in a year, though those were old belts, I’ve never tried the new design. And it’s not always the belt/sensor, some synthetic baselayers can hold & generate lot of statics that will also mess up HR readings. Smart Sensor may have been more sensitive to that kind of interference when compared to Suunto ANT belt or something like Polar H10, but from time to time all chest straps pick up some noise. I’m currently close to ending 2nd year with my first H10 starp and it’s still fairly stable. Which I find quite impressive considering how many washing cycles and training + commuting hours it has survived by now. But errors are becoming somewhat more frequent, so it will be replaced soon. BTW, runalyze.com provides some HRV analysis tools, including similar RR(IBI) vs time plot, and they also support history import from Suunto App. So if you want to check the quality of HR recordings from your previous activities, Runalyze can be quite handy.

@canozkara said in Uploading zwift activity to SuuntoApp: @pilleus thank you for your input on a solution but Movescount ist not working with me since i have Suunto 9 Baro. I can not sync it with Movescount. Again: sync Zwift to Strava (under connections in zwift Web) Create a Movescount account (Web), open Suunto app on your phone and connect Movescount with Suunto. Sync Strava to Movescount with SyncMyTracks It’s independent of the watch. I sync my activities from Polar Grit X with this method into Suunto app. Don’t sync from Strava to Suunto or Sportstracker at the moment. The API is not working properly.

@JonasJkp because the OP wanted to download bulk data from SA to import in Runalyze, I suggested to use Runalyze’s history import. If the goal is to just export data in bulk from SA, then it is better to contact support.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos success…i’ve change the location at strava…and no problem…thanks all @isazi

I have my LTHR tested twice a year. I find the algorithms from TP and Strava put the LTHR often too high. I don’t entirely trust these. The VO2max estimates from Suunto are low for me, so none of them are very accurate. I am not sure this matters much but would if you are training seriously for an event. Just my 2 cents worth.

@Mads-Godvin-Jensen Kudos for the rollerski!

Great to see 3rd party services are integrating SA platform BR

@Smneale99 You should ask their support, I guess. Maybe the format is no more supported