iOS 3.0.0
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@GiPFELKiND I don’t know, we will see if there another good news, or if we will have ‘one step forward, and two steps backward‘
we have great weather to today, time to go outdoors but not studying a app -
In the old version, I could search for my workouts from the last 11 years by sport, including those I didn’t do very often. Is this feature no longer available? I can now only filter by individual years by going to the calendar and searching for a specific year. What if, for example, I want to see all my basketball workouts from the last 10 years?
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@Olli2709 Go on you profil icon/all activities/search . It may feed your needs.
Or go to training zone/statistics and the filter by sport and sort by year for instance. You can clic on year => that lead to month view. Clic again you’ll have your activities -
@Tieutieu thats not what i mesn. I would like to choose one sport, for example „Swimming“ and i would like to see all trainings i made in swimming, not a special year, all years.
Under training zone you can see the statistics of the selected sport, but not the individual training sessions listed and when they took place with photos. -
Heard you can now select start date for the plan in Suunto Coach plans.
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Edit: my answer was not correct, hence deleted
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@Olli2709 it’s not perfect but I can certainly have all my swimming sessions in both case
(But maybe I don’t understand correctly what you want.)First option through all activities, with searching « swimming » is probably the closer to what you want. You can scroll down the results and see all the activities with the searching words (but there is no « summary » couting totals). In my example I’ve searched for « natation » in French. You see in my snapshot only the most recent activity, but under by scrolling are all the other activities. What is not perfect is that here you can’t search by sport, only by words…and if you have put « swimming » in the description of an activity that is not swimming, it will be displayed (in my case I had a mountain bike session with lot of rain that is displayed because I used the keyword in description). It would be great addition if choosing type of sport could be possible, and also if result displayed would show totals
Second option through statistics : you can select the sport and have recap for all your history, but in this case if you want to access to activities detailed you need to descend to the day you want :
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@SuperFlo75 sadly only the old translations, nothing improved…
“Letzter Sync: Jetzt sofort…”
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New build 20275 just arrived, at least for me new.
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@Pavel Samokha, who has often listened to our calls and helped us. Hello again. I really miss the function to sort all the training sessions over the years. I ride three different bikes in total, which I always train with under “Cycling”. In the individual training sessions, I then name the bikes, for example “Giant”, “Bulls” or “Scott”. If I then select a specific bike, I can see the exact kilometers ridden, the time ridden and all other data added up over the last few years, not just for one month. It’s similar with jogging; there I always enter the location as a description, even the choice of shoes. If I then select the location in the search function, I can see all the kilometers I have run in that location. This is no longer possible, and the function is fundamentally important to me, and I wonder why it’s missing. Improvements and new functions are one thing and all well and good, but why simply leave out basic, simple things? I’ve been using the app for eleven years now, and I hate it when basic features that I’ve grown accustomed to are suddenly gone. I started with the “Description” function, where you could enter search terms. The “Tags” function came later, but I never used it. I continued to use the description. The search function worked without issues until now, but if you disable the older functions, the app becomes worthless to me. I own three Suunto watches in total, and therefore also support the brand with hardware. I hope Suunto will also listen to the requests and calls from older users. Best regards, Olli.
