@far-blue at that occurance I’ve been on the guide page. I’ve noticed another difference to Garmin in how the trainging works and I think that is related. In Garmin there is a lap recorded for each step of the training, if you dig in the FIT file. For Suunto the whole training is not split in laps. I guess that is why the lap button did not advance the Guide. I asked TAO directly but no reply, yet.

@Federico I had the same problems with sleep recording. It started to work about one week after I enabled the 24/7 HR measurement and sleep recording. No idea about VO2 max, though. I suppose it also depends on the sport you practice and the HR max you reach and for how long. For example, VO2 won’t be recorded if you do walking or other low HR activities. Another solution is just to change watch. I have had Suunto for 20 years now, and I am really fed up with them. I gave back last year 1 Suunto 9 and 1 Suunto 9 plus because of quite unreliable HR measurements and totally crazy open water swimming GPS tracks. The last decent Suunto was the Ambit 3 Peak, which I still have. A. bit outdated, bulky and very uncomfortable to wear, however reliable and with decent measurements.

On the Stryd part, don’t use S+ Stryd app, it’s not helpful. Pair your stryd as footpod to your watch and it’ll give you power, pace, distance and cadence.

@2b2bff it’s the only way without using DND (as you wrote you won’t use DND) . I understand your setting with phone in other room.

@Feenadk I experienced the same issue with Humango. But in my case, I didn’t see the workout in the Guides in the Suunto App at all. It turned out that the problem was in the programmed heart rate, pace or power ranges in the planned workout. Once I changed the ranges, I saw the workout in the Guides and it synced with the watch.

@tatian246 then the race s i a great device! Highly recommend it! IMO the best value for any actual sportswatch and you’ll love the route planner in the Suunto app for planing hikes

@isazi sounds fair

@Brad_Olwin yes but I’m unsure currently how to get it right. I have another issue in that I can’t record Stryd Air Power unless I use the Suunto Stryd app but I don’t seem to be able to use that app to execute planned workouts from TrainingPeaks. It’s all quote fussy in comparison to what I’m used to.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos cause we did it at the beach and i can See some places in the Maps in the App ️

@Eric-Rütschlin Another lack I took for granted. I guess I have to wait a little longer with Suunto…

@Simon-0 Suuntoapp is registering activities without knowing your HR zones (it is using default ones). Maybe an hint to explain metrics differences like calories?

@gerstlauer I agree that - long time - insights, like resources or sleep time (e.g. seeing that going to bed earlier or sleeping regularly results in long time higher HRV or lower resting HR) can be helpful, but I dislike short term scores like Garmin gives you for everything. They are way too much. Give me the data I choose and let me interpret it myself.

@Oscar-Lundberg The Race S has a better HR Sensor than the Race and 9PP. They doubled the number of LEDs and so it is more durable to wrist movement, low temperature and loose wear. For running and cycling I use the heart rate belt cause especially at cycling wrist hr is not very accurate at all. When running, the sensor can be almost as good as Applewatch. https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2024/06/suunto-race-s-in-depth-review-smaller-cheaper.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com#accuracy GPS is better too, at least compared to the 9PP. But I am quite confident with the 9PP for my main activies like hiking, mtb-ride, (xc)-sking, running. Openwater Swimming was a complete failure for me when wearing on the wrist even when raising it out of the water every now and then but seems to work with the Race S. https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2024/06/suunto-race-s-in-depth-review-smaller-cheaper.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com#mapping-navigation