@dimitrios-kanellopoulos @pavel.samokha Could we get an official statement from Suunto on this? Will Suunto natively sync all metrics (HRV, sleep, etc.) to TrainingPeaks (like Garmin, Coros) anytime soon so we can properly work with our coaches as required?

@GratefulDeadpan yes this would be great. I have asked for this in surveys many times

@Manuel-Extreme this would be a great feature. It took me a long time to figure out where they were after syncing from a third party. Showing it on the calendar would be best!

@duffman19 said: Garmin does exactly this, but with Apple Maps. I used to use it frequently with my 955. POIs and addresses can be sent straight to the watch through the share button. I agree it would be great if Suunto could implement this with Google Maps instead. Nice, wasn’t aware of that. apparently there is a way to “input” coordinates in suunto app https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11390/entering-a-point-of-interest-according-to-coordinates/6?_=1782201368405

@Mennekk said: On the Suunto Run, if you select an interval workout previously created in the Suunto App, you get an extra screen showing the interval progress, your target pace/HR/etc. (which is great!). However, the rest of the data screens are the default ones and cannot be customized. None of them display the “average interval pace”. Since this functionality was recently added for the Marathon mode, it would be really useful if the data screens/fields for intervals could also be customized. (This seems to be a feature already available on the “standard” Suunto software platform, but not for the Suunto Run) Is it something that happens also in Race 2 or Vertical 2?

@GiPFELKiND cannot answer this one

@Kraisun-Tunta There’s already a “Recovery State” that gives a percentage? [image: 1781790950535-7c6a4dd3-dfdd-4f34-a19a-70c9b0da831d-image.jpeg]

I do have a connected scale, which is capable of pushing it’s data, besides it’s own cloud, to Apple health and probably also to Google’s equivalent, but not to other platforms. The other platforms, wether it be Suunto, Garmin or Wahoo is not able to read weight data from Apple health. I don’t know if this is caused by “not implemented” by Suunto/Garmin/Others or “not allowed” by Apple. It would be so nice if different platforms are more/easier exchangeable. But I guess that would be more beneficial for the users and less for the commercial companies.

@The-Radfords said: The ability to turn off and on the auto activity tracking based on heart rating increase, gps, continuous steps increase. With the prompt on the watch to select the activity based on what it thinks you are doing. That’s a very good idea. Having switched from Garmin, I admit that this is a feature I miss.

@Steven-Limmer Yes, the movement could be sourced from Selitta, the case build by Suunto in finland. Of course a dive watch with an inbuild mechanical compass!