Strava export not correctly recording pauses

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Yurgo after the update all prev activities are compressed so these stuff are wiped out. You can check those via the app.

On new activities after the update it will be fine to check them via the watch as well.

[GD628]

Hello,

now i did the update on my watch and did a swim and i saw some diffrents but i´m not satisfied!

You can see it on the picture!

• movement time wrong so the calculate pace wrong
• too many rounds

I think only the manuel round have to import to the Strava not a mix.

Maybe same problem at run and bike, i will test it after my holidays.

On the Suunto app everythink is right! (i hope )

Hope that it has not already been described in the previous contributions.

More issue but not in this post!

Suunto App really slow!!!
In the Suunto app not all possible to make all settings like in Movescount!
GPS quality is bad!

I will confirm it and open a seperate Post!

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

Hi we have deployed the fix for the paused records in Strava.

You split should be fine now. Please do give feedback here about this!
Its for newly synced activities

Swimming is a separate subject, let’s keep it scoped there. However, those pause records are also removed from swimming.

[Šón Čestr]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Great, thanks guys! this first upload today looks much better: run had a lot of pauses, up to 10 minutes long (stretches/drills), and the data looks very clean on Strava now.

[Šón Čestr]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos not sure if you want a new thread opened for this? But I had a very bad Strava export today after a fartlek run. The data looks quite appropriate in Suunto App, but the Strava activity has spikes reaching 45 km/hr:

https://app.suunto.com/move/seanchester/5d37ac7617683a5924ecafe3
https://www.strava.com/activities/2557972773/overview

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

Looks like it lost GPS ?

[Šón Čestr]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Yep! But the pace/distance data is coming from the Stryd footpod and looks fine in both Stryd Power Center and Suunto App. Only Strava appears affected (except, of course, for the gps trace).

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Šón-Čestr hmmm. IS it sure that Pace on Strava is from Stryd? I am not sure about that. Just to understand on TP is it ok?

[Šón Čestr]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I don’t see any instantaneous velocity faster than about 3’56/mi (downhill) on TrainingPeaks:
http://tpks.ws/36ICQZJU6AL5JSYJIILU4465OA

[Šón Čestr]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos okay, it looks like you’re right. Here’s the data from Stryd:
https://www.stryd.com/powercenter/run/6416472546017280

(I see now the peaks in TP and the errors in SA: I’m not accustomed to either interface.)

So this implies that I’m still getting speed/distance from gps/wrist acceleration? It’s very frustrating both how hard it is:
a) to set up the S9 to take pace/distance only from Stryd; and
b) to know what is the data source that the watch is currently using.

I’ve been trying to get these settings correct since I upgraded from the A3P several months ago.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Šón-Čestr let me help. Its easy.

1. Repair Stryd as a footpod. The moment you do it go on the watch to the paired devices list, find the footpod and turn off immediately the autocalibration. That will make the watch take pace ONLY from stryd and the track will be recorded as well.
2. That it.

[Šón Čestr]

Thanks, @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos , but this is exactly what I’ve done. I repaired the foot pod (it’s not connected as a power pod) and immediately disabled “auto-calibration” based on the “auto-calibration” thread that I had started, and I did it again last night (in addition to switching from GPS+GLONASS to GPS+Galileo). In both cases, I waited at least 30 minutes until moving the footpod again, to ensure that it didn’t perceive the pairing as part of an activity.

This is why it was so surprising to me when you identified (correctly) that I seem to have gotten data from wrist acceleration when the gps + glonass signal dropped. I was convinced that it should have just come from the foot pod in the first place.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Šón-Čestr I bet that should not be the case really and I see no reason for that to happen.

I do suspect though an export error perhaps or other services doing their thing. I am checkin now this claim

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Šón-Čestr I am sure the exported data are wrong

I loaded my activity on QS and this has the speed spike you mention.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Šón-Čestr I also looked at your data and I can see that autocalibration was not used.

So there is for sure a bug I suppose except in this case:

• Connection to stryd was lost as well.

However I do wonder: Did those spikes show also in realtime? I mean: Did you see that nasty pace?

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Šón-Čestr said in Strava export not correctly recording pauses:

https://www.stryd.com/powercenter/run/6416472546017280

WAIT!

Stryd also has these SPIKES ! !!!

[Bulkan]

I use stryd as a footpod, in my s9 I don’t have the spikes. The 4 you see were a little of uphill short interval.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Bulkan can you also check his data? I see many spikes at Powercenter.

I am not a Stryd user so I am not so familiar with the latest news.

Also his pace looks very erratic.

[Bulkan]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos It doesn’t have GPS signal, is a trail running or in a road? Looks like a trail running.

The stryd if you are jumping, specially in downhills, can have downspikes . The spikes also appears uphill if you are walking running in a very step hill. It has the logic, each time you start running uphill you deliver power.

For a better analysis is good to have a look with the ascend.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Bulkan yeah ok. But take a look. One spike on pace 2:30 pace could justify the issue that the user @Šón-Čestr has no ?

To me those 2 look aligned with what Strava / SA / QS shows.
So the watch indeed did use Strud but stryd gave the wrong data no?