@silentvoyager said in Movescount features we don't want to miss:
Great list. I wanted to add a few Movescount feature that I liked and used a lot.
Analyzing stops in a race. By switching x-axis to time and zooming in using zoom tool I can find all places where I stopped (e.g. aid stations) and exactly how long each stop was. Usually I overlay cadence, pace, and HR to see exactly when I stopped and resumed running. That helped me to plan better when running the same races again.
I also liked the ability to color code any metric on the map mentioned above. I’d often look at elevation or vertical speed, or pace.
Ability to see graphs for more unusual metrics like respiration rate or EPOC. EPOC graph in particular is good for shorter races or tempo runs to see how well the effort was sustained.
Unfortunately SA graphs are quite pathetic and have zero value for analysis.
Ability to set waypoints on a route as navigational hints. This was invaluable for running in new places. I often set waypoints in key trail intersections or forks when planning a route, and name them as navigational hints. That was almost like turn by turn navigation that allowed me to almost never have to pull my phone for navigation, and I sorely miss this feature now.
And another + 1000000 to all these points
