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      Siro84 last edited by

      Will this function be available for my Ambit3 in the Suunto App?
      I use this function on a daily basis when I am training for races.

      https://www.suunto.com/de-de/sports/News-Articles-container-page/Tutorial-Workout-Planner/

      Right now I can plan my workouts only in the movescount app as shown in the link above. Not on the watch and not on the webpage movescount.
      How will this be possible when the app is going to be discontinued?

      Thank you.

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        Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Siro84 last edited by

        @Siro84 Unfortunately no and this is a bit hit for people like you when the MC app goes away.

        Personal advice: Keep the app, do not uninstall etc

        If you are on Android, you can find the apk. IOS will be very hard

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          Siro84 last edited by

          That’s very disappointing!

          I am on iOS and once i get a new phone I cannot use the old app anymore.
          I am very happy with the Ambit3 peak and Suunto in general.

          However, I want to go with the time and upgrade eventually. Then I may have to consider other watches which support structured workouts…like Garmin which at least allows import from TrainingPeaks.

          https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2017/03/trainingpeaks-new-structured-workout-integration-with-garmin-wearables.html

          https://help.trainingpeaks.com/hc/en-us/articles/235164967-Structured-Workout-Builder

          Very sad…

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          • Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
            Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Siro84 last edited by

            @Siro84 yes man it is unfortunately. Also polar support SI I think FYI

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              Mff73 Platinum Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos last edited by

              @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Structured Workout from Movescount to Suunto App:

              @Siro84 Unfortunately no and this is a bit hit for people like you when the MC app goes away.

              Personal advice: Keep the app, do not uninstall etc

              If you are on Android, you can find the apk. IOS will be very hard

              Apk already in stock :), but is there any plan for Suunto (afa you know) to unplug MCapp to MC ?
              What should happen when Suuntolink will send activities to SA db instead MC ?

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              • Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
                Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Mff73 last edited by

                @Mff73 no plan but might happen if APIS change. I have never heard of this to be honest.

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                  jsuarez Bronze Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos last edited by

                  @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Yes, Polar has this, and the structure is configurable both from web frontend and app.

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                    Mi_chael Bronze Member @jsuarez last edited by

                    @jsuarez

                    Polar is nice. Good ecosystem, good feature…
                    But Suunto is better hardware!!!

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                      andrasveres @Mi_chael last edited by

                      @Mi_chael as I investigated every brand has its flaws, thats why I’m sticking to Ambit3 for now and wait for what’s Suunto cooking for it. At some point sure I’ll be forced to make a decision and then I will make one 😉

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                        Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @andrasveres last edited by Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

                        @andrasveres no joke, but configure a screen with lap interval times and use the lap button.

                        “We” spartan and S users , that never got any taste of Structured intervals , I suppose we have been using this setup todo intervals.

                        To be honest I am not a person that would use much this feature, however I WAS and I know the value. That said from all the watches I had only with Polar m400 I liked this feature to be honest.

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                          Mi_chael Bronze Member last edited by

                          Intervalle feature that we have for know is a nice feature with nice screen’s.

                          But for me just add the possibility to have little more configurable. More than same works/rest.

                          And capability to have week planner on calendar.

                          😉

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                            andrasveres @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos last edited by

                            @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos and that’s a great workaround if you ask me 😉

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                              andrasveres @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos last edited by

                              @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos however your lap button workaround is fine for some, but consider time based interval, wouldn’t be nice your watch could notify you if time passed instead of you staring from time to time for it? Or in case of distance based interval when you are not on a track?

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                                margusl Gold Members @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos last edited by margusl

                                @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Structured Workout from Movescount to Suunto App:

                                @andrasveres no joke, but configure a screen with lap interval times and use the lap button.

                                Ambit3 workouts & MC app workout builder go waaaay beyond time based intervals. Interval duration is not limited to time. Besides time, it can be based on:

                                • lap (you move to the next step through lap button)
                                • distance
                                • calories
                                • HR bellow
                                • HR above

                                And what makes it so great is additional guidance, A3P has special view for workouts displaying a chart with upper and lower guidance limits, same chart also indicates how far into current interval section you are. And guidance value can be speed, pace, cadence, power or hr.
                                And you can can start and stop and switch those workouts as much as you like during your activity , i.e. you switch into workout once you have finished your warmup.

                                It’s flexibility makes it super-useful for not only structured intervals, but for any kind of guidence: basically unlimited number of hr, pace or power zones that are not directly attached to any sport mode. Or use it just for flexible distance / duration based autolaps.
                                https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_ambit3_peak/suunto_ambit3_peak/features/interval-workouts/

                                I’m personally using A3P workouts mostly for HR zone guidance - it’s upper/lower alarm is more responsive compared to common HR limits that are configured for sports mode and I don’t have to create several sport modes just for different HR zones (for Ambits HR limits are not changeable from the watch); plus there is no annoying autoscale on the chart so I can have a really good visual even for tight HR limits.

                                I’ve actually promised myself not to care anymore. But seeing some excellent and proven engineering left behind like this still makes me sad …

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                                  Siro84 @margusl last edited by

                                  @margusl So true. Cannot agree more. Cannot understand how such a great feature just gets left behind…we’re probably not mainstream enough 😉

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                                    Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @margusl last edited by

                                    @margusl I hear you

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                                      jsuarez Bronze Member @margusl last edited by jsuarez

                                      @margusl I can’t understand that either. Even if this seems not to be aligned with Suunto’s current corporate purpose it can’t be that complex to program in the firmware. If Ambits have it, why Spartans don’t? 😵

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                                        Luís Pinto Platinum Member @jsuarez last edited by Luís Pinto

                                        @jsuarez Suunto doesn’t need to make a workout planner in SA. Just add option in watch to select and define asymetric values distance /duration / pace and beeps. Satisfied with that. A software senior developer like Mr. Dimitrios make code for that in one night!

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                                        • Alex Miranda
                                          Alex Miranda last edited by

                                          I just had a stellar customer support experience in connection with a warranty claim and was about to recommend Suunto as a Garmin replacement to my friends. Before doing so, I decided to check out if this specific feature was going to continue since we all use it a lot.

                                          There goes that recommendation. It is a shame…

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                                          • James Tunnell
                                            James Tunnell last edited by

                                            This whole transition away from Movescount, dropping important features along the way, really bothers me. Workouts, or the interval timer at a bare minimum, are necessary for basic training. Now with Suunto app I’m looking at steps and calories…yay.

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                                            • André Faria
                                              André Faria Bronze Member @Siro84 last edited by

                                              @Siro84 said in Structured Workout from Movescount to Suunto App:

                                              That’s very disappointing!

                                              I am on iOS and once i get a new phone I cannot use the old app anymore.
                                              I am very happy with the Ambit3 peak and Suunto in general.

                                              However, I want to go with the time and upgrade eventually. Then I may have to consider other watches which support structured workouts…like Garmin which at least allows import from TrainingPeaks.

                                              https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2017/03/trainingpeaks-new-structured-workout-integration-with-garmin-wearables.html

                                              https://help.trainingpeaks.com/hc/en-us/articles/235164967-Structured-Workout-Builder

                                              Very sad…

                                              Yes you can. if you have it installed in any iOS device you can install it after.
                                              I did it.

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                                              • Guillaume Janvier
                                                Guillaume Janvier last edited by

                                                That’s definitely planned obsolescence. Selling a product with a list of features, then fropping them and asking your clients to buy a more recent watch. Suunto is a shame and I would not recommand it.

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                                                  David Fernández 0 last edited by

                                                  I am really angry not being able to have this feature with the new Suunto App. (Even the support on the old Movescount was really bad for this).

                                                  If Suunto App is not going to support that either, shouldn’t Suunto developers make a minor contribution to open source projects (like openambit) to allow the comunity develop custom tools to still be able to use structured workouts on their watches as the feature the paid for?

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                                                    Mff73 Platinum Member @David Fernández 0 last edited by

                                                    @David-Fernández-0
                                                    Have you noticed that this feature you have paid for, will stay active in MC app until 2021? As badly implemented as you say it.

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                                                    • Andrew Chau
                                                      Andrew Chau last edited by

                                                      I just got myself a Suunto 9 Baro, my first brand new watch ever!
                                                      I haven’t tried it out on a proper run yet and have just been playing with the customisable bits of the watch.

                                                      From what I understand, Intervals is not available as an option in a custom sport mode, only available on the stock run sport mode. Which is a shame, we’ll see how it goes when I try to do a workout. The other thing I was hoping for was Trainingpeaks integration or at least the ability to import plans onto the watch for preset intervals and what not.

                                                      I think the Suunto App has a lot of potential, and a lot of it is porting MC functionality to the new platform. I’m also assuming Suunto App is a different backend to MC and there are probably issues with getting stuff ported. Well, I just got this watch so I’m going to hang around for a bit to see what else appears in Suunto Plus!

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