@ianholmes9000 , using Suunto App with Ambit3 makes sense only if you don’t want to change settings and reconfigure workouts too often - it syncs nicely in the background, something that was quite rare for me with Movescount, and syncs to Strava with same ascent values you see on a watch, something that was broken in Movescount for a long time, probably still is. But for routes and settings and workout builder you still need Movescount app. Both apps can be used on the same phone, but it takes a bit of care. I’m using Ambit3 and Suunto App runs in the background, hardly ever use it for something else but syncing. And I sync to Movescount maybe once a week. Or when I need to change workouts.

Great post @TELE-HO, thanks. I don’t own an Ambit watch, but I totally agree with you. And I love the Movescount website, I am not the biggest athlete but in comparison, SuuntoApp in the state right now is no substitute. Lets hope Suunto hears all our voices.

@rebound said in Feature request: ghost runner or virtual training partner: here Upvoting. I used a similar Ambit app when training for and running a marathon. The only difference is that my app would tell me how many minutes I am behind or ahead of the target pace. At the end of the race it was a fun to look the app output on the graph and see how I’d first build the cushion and then lose most of it in the very end. Not many Ambit users know that but an output of any app can be analyzed afterwards in Movescount just like any other built-in metric.

@Siro84 said in Workout edit/create support for Ambit 3: @Brad_Olwin Do you have an idea when you will implement that feature in the suunto app and will there be a transfer function from movescount to suunto app (I got quite a lot structured interval workouts). Thank you As was stated before, structured workouts are the Pandora’s box here. I don’t implement any features, I am like you, a participant in the forum and when the call for moderators came I answered. Neither I nor anyone else on this forum can answer the question regarding complex intervals. Personally, I think the effort to implement this feature on the Ambits was difficult and the hearsay that has been batted around the forum is that far few users took advantage of the feature. Speaking for myself, I do quite a few complex intervals with my coaching group but I would not set them up in the watch as there are too many variables that change the times and so, I would nearly always be at the wrong place in a complex interval. I just use my lap button and know the zones I want to hit or distances or paces. Much simpler. So I can see both sides of this issue. I am satisfied with the current interval status.