@RuunIx said in Structured workouts and intervals screen: Hello, I have had my Suunto Vertical watch for a little while now, and one aspect I find a bit challenging is configuring the displays. My problem is as follows: let’s say I have a 20-minute warm-up session in fundamental endurance, followed by 15 repetitions of 400 meters, and then a 15-minute cool-down jog. When I create a structured training session, I can’t find a display option that shows I am on repetition 5 of 15 during the 400-meter part. Am I doing something wrong? Is it possible to set this up on Suunto watches? Thank you in advance, In that case I’m using the native intervals in the watch: https://www.suunto.com/es-es/Asistencia/Asistencia-de-productos/suunto_vertical/suunto_vertical/grabar-un-ejercicio/entrenamiento-por-intervalos/ https://www.suunto.com/es-es/Asistencia/faq-articles/suunto-9/como-entrenar-con-intervalos-utilizando-tu-reloj-suunto/ I use a specific sport mode with Intervals configured (and dedicated screen) and I start the intervals when I want, in your case after 20min warm-up. After that I’m watching the Intervals screen in wich I can see all the interval data, also the repetition number. After finishing the intervals I continue the activity for cool-down.

ETA is calculated by your current speed. Assuming that you maintain that speed until the end of the route. It does not take the route ahead into the calculation because of the many unpredictable factors.

Unfortunately no.

@surfboomerang So yes, I needed to set location accuray to on. I’m sure I didn’t change anything, so maybe one of the updates (either google or Suunto) changed the way this was needed. Either way, yes, weather now syncing. Thanks!

@MKPotts Thank you! This may very well be one of the reasons.

@treizeXiii https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_vertical/suunto_vertical/settings/do-not-disturb-mode/

@Tob_Ax The answer is somewhere there https://forum.suunto.com/search?in=titles&term=Edit sleep&matchWords=all&by=&categories=&searchChildren=false&hasTags=&replies=&repliesFilter=atleast&timeFilter=newer&timeRange=&sortBy=timestamp&sortDirection=desc&showAs=posts

@RightNow Yes sure everyone one is entitled to expressing their concerns. I have only positive feedback for them since I too have contacted them couple of times and they were always helpful. I do not know though how can ‘distance calibration’ be affected by the shoes. The calibration is applied to it via the GPS (when using Stryd with Garmin or Apple at least). The shoes affect all other metrics but dont think that 1km is different if you run it with one or other pair. It will always be 1 km.

@MKPotts Thank you, this solved my issue. Only works on a desktop (i.e. not via the app) but all’s good after unpairing.

@Ales-Zavoral 100m is certainly not too far in any mountains, forest, etc. Not everyone walks/cycle in the city.

@giuliosq found it: “possible by selecting the Custom battery mode. Here you can select touch Off, map only or On”

@borgelkranz I will give Rungap a go. But I don’t know if it will work.

@stromdiddily just tested opening my 100miler. 12s before map shows and then at 44s activity details are loaded

I’d suggest the ball is entirely in FF’s court on this. If they update the firmware on the belt to include the RR data in the bluetooth stream then it will start working with ZoneSense. If the data isn’t there then Suunto can’t do anything.

@EdCaballer This may help: https://youtu.be/bD3O4BZ9vIc?si=EDzflc9oU7XiXJkn https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11678/suunto-zonesense

@Tomas-Holcek Noone here will be able to share if there are plans regarding this limitation. Your other question is easy to answer though: Race and Race S have the same 2 S+ limitation like Vertical and other models.