Import FIT activity
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@Johann
I presumed that you knew how it works, but it seems not, sorry.
I thought you needed to import a (one) fit file. It is possible, one by one, with runalyze.com, but not as syncing service.
You need to link your runalyze.com account with Suunto, and then, as Isazi wrote, in runalyze.com, you have a feature to upload (one by one) an external fit file to Suunto.
Manually and one by one, yes, automatically, no.
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@pilleus I pay as well, we were notified about the purge but it was a necessity as the non-payers vastly outnumbered the payers and there was no other way to reduce data storage to mitigate costs (my opinion from the little I know).
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@Johann if you’re on IOs, you can try RunGap or Healthfit. RunGap is free to download and single activity tranfer uses but will need some sort of subscription if you want to automate, the other one is a paid app.
It does not seem to me that any of these can directly connect to FulGaz (for the reason that FG does not seem to allow you to connect to much platforms) but if your activities are sent to Strava (or you are willing to setup an account to do that, it can stay private), you can most probably find a way to automate their retrieval and forward them to SA. -
@martin said in Import FIT activity:
@Johann if you’re on IOs, you can try RunGap or Healthfit. RunGap is free to download and single activity tranfer uses but will need some sort of subscription if you want to automate, the other one is a paid app.
It does not seem to me that any of these can directly connect to FulGaz (for the reason that FG does not seem to allow you to connect to much platforms) but if your activities are sent to Strava (or you are willing to setup an account to do that, it can stay private), you can most probably find a way to automate their retrieval and forward them to SA.Once you complete an activity using Fulgaz, you will receive an email which has a .fit file attached.
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@wakarimasen said in Import FIT activity:
Once you complete an activity using Fulgaz, you will receive an email which has a .fit file attached.
FulGaz also supports syncing to Strava.
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@Mff73 oh merci pour l’information de comment uploader manuellement
@Brad_Olwin Sure, if I’m going to use their service. I will pay for the Supporter subscription. This is normal to pay a little their service if they help me. I just need to make more tests…
@wakarimasen Yes thank you.I’m still doing some tests as my bike is not ERG mode compatible and in FulGaz we cannot see the resistance level to set manually. Kinomap showed it, but with the latest release I’m not able to see it. I need to look furthermore to understand why and maybe to contact their support. But Kinomap export only in TCX and GPX, no FIT file, so in that case Runalyze is not useful for me
I’m still confused, and I don’t understand why in 2024 we are still not able to import FIT, TCX of GPX activity directly in SA…I hope this is in their roadmap for this year.
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I can sync activity from Garmin, Polar, Strava, and others into Suunto using Health Sync on Android, FWIW. And it is free for that use case.
It’s not a FIT file though.
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@seanvk said in Import FIT activity:
I can sync activity from Garmin, Polar, Strava, and others into Suunto using Health Sync on Android, FWIW. And it is free for that use case.
It’s not a FIT file though.
But temperature, ascent and desent are missing in Suunto app using Health Sync.
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@pilleus try to use the app SyncMyTracks(it works for me in Android, don’t know if there’s iphone version) instead of using the .fit file. It can sync from Strava to SuuntoApp. I tried and it works
Then the flow is FulGaz ->(direct)-> Strava -> (syncmytracks)-> SuuntoApp.
I use SyncMyTracks for syncing all sports platforms.
BTW I’m also a FulGaz subscriber, I like this app for my spin bike.
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@Johann try RunGap. Works perfectly for me transferring files from Apple and Garmin to Suunto.
