running estimate
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hi, i have the same problem. recorded 21 runs in the last 3 weeks. And did 3 Tempo workouts. many long tuns and easy runs. I get the vo2 max. but no lactate threshold and noch running estimate. I asked the suunto support,
here is the answer:
. There is minimum requirements for the fitness level / Vo2max to be calibrated. You need to record walking and running sport modes for at least fifteen minutes with good GPS and Heartrate connection. It is important to stay in Zone 3 of your heartrate zones for at least 8 minutes.
If you lose GPS signal or it is not synced well in the beginning the activity will not count towards calibration. The GPS signal needs to be green and full (not blinking). Kind regards/Ellie, Suunto TeamMaybe i have to try to stay in zone 3 over 8 mins and not get in zone 4 or 5. or record a walking sport mode. but i dont understand why i need walking for running estimate or lactate threshold.
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@Sebastian-Wagner-0 I think this feature is currently not working for a lot of people - me included. Waiting for an update or a fix. I’ve run a ton, same as you, and the message on my Race always saying ‘Record at least 3 outdoor runs to get insights’.
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@mikekoski490 said in running estimate:
@Sebastian-Wagner-0 I think this feature is currently not working for a lot of people - me included. Waiting for an update or a fix. I’ve run a ton, same as you, and the message on my Race always saying ‘Record at least 3 outdoor runs to get insights’.
Mine appears for a few days, then disappears for a few weeks before it returns. Rinse and repeat.
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@David-l Hmmm…well, Ive decided to just sort of ignore that particular data for now until I hear their is a fix. Its middle of winter and cold/rainy here anyhow. Since Im not running/riding a ton yet, this info isnt crucial (yet).
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@mikekoski490 said in running estimate:
@David-l Hmmm…well, Ive decided to just sort of ignore that particular data for now until I hear there is a fix. It’s middle of winter and cold/rainy here anyhow. Since Im not running/riding a ton yet, this info isnt crucial (yet).
Not running? Mate that’s not good for the soul!
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Just for curiosity, has anyone seen some changes/improvement of this function?
I’m not understanding how this works: I got my running estimate after three or four runs a lot of time ago, but since then, values have never changed/adjusted (even if my fitness level probably has).
Moreover, the values I have are completely unreasonable, way too optimistic for my fitness level
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@SergioB said in running estimate:
Moreover, the values I have are completely unreasonable, way too optimistic for my fitness level
Same for me…
Reflected in the Fitness Age - Suunto says 29, Garmin thinks 39. I turn 49 this year…
