I think it is safe to say, that there is a loooong list of possible enhancements. From “resume later”, to “name of next waypoint” and not ending with the drill feature for swimming and multiple BT sensor management.

So, yes, I am pretty sure that this feature is on that list (without personally knowing it), but as with other things, there is a prioritisation and I am not aware of an imminent change for the “next waypoint”.

Currently, normal sports modes can only show either automatic or manual laps, not both. To avoid the first manual interval being interrupted by an auto lap, set auto laps to a longer interval or start the first manual interval after an auto lap is recorded. While the watch displays NGP correctly, it’s not shown in the Suunto app for intervals. Manually noting NGP data after each interval might help.

I’m not sure if this is related but today I had a workout where the last step was an open one to ‘run back’ and I completed it with the lap button. I believe it did complete the workout and I soon after stopped the activity as usual however I then found the laps that should have been created as part of the structured workout had disappeared and the entire structured workout duration was lumped into a single lap and where I’d pressed the lap button to complete the workout step had been recorded as the transition from lap 1 to lap 2 rather than appending the workout laps.

I hope that makes sense!

Basically I expected laps for warmup, tempo interval, recovery, another tempo interval, and a cooldown (with the manual end on lap button).

What I actually got was 47 mins (the entire structured workout) for lap 1 and 20s for lap 2 where I walked, paused then stopped the activity.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel okie, thanks!

@marcrie I wrote “once” without knowing if this is actually going to happen.
One of the developers recently asked here if people would be interested in this.
So I assume Suunto is considering to make it public.
Possibly many things under the hood need to be adapted before, and on IF it is going to happen…
But then you can write BT communication (if it is public to that extent then).

You see, a lot of IFs here…

@wakarimasen Yes. They are so annoying on the garmin that I think they are not usable at all. That’s why: don’t destroy the Suunto solution. Because it’s a silent solution. I can always look on my watch to check if I am on track without beeping. Not possible with a garmin

@Ze-Stuart I asked about it now.

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The last two Runs with the Zone Sense Suunto+ App showed no total duration for the zones on the Watch Screen and no warm up. You can See it on the pictures. I got the Zone that was active and the Tachometer worked fine. And in the App normal data for Zone Sense with duration. Does somebody Know from this bug or experienced it yourself?

@babychai Thanks for report

I have the same problem, soft reset also didn’t help.
Any other solutions?

Thatwould be nice fetaure in my use cas, especially with the marketing on “adventure”. were can I vote on this ?

@Zdeněk-Hruška Thanks, but since I do not use Strava, the discussion is about helpful improvements of the Ghost Runner app.

Yes, it works. Tested today. Thanks @Raimo-Järvi

@isazi said in S+ ultra walking:

@Wilson75 it is not a bug, if you have a Vertical in the S+ apps section of the App you can select if you want to save time or distance. It is not possible to have both.

I didn’t notice this specific setting. Thanks 😉

@peegee this is how I would set it up. Although it will not be until the week end when I can test it
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Tested this S+ today, 10 mins sounded to short for me as the warm-up, so thought of doing longer warm-up, then when 10 mins were appropriate, chose the S+ on the go but noticed it didn’t start the 10 min warm-up countdown, can this S+ be updated so it can be selected during the workout instead of current implementation that only works if selected from the pre-workout screen?

Thanks.

@Egika said in Winter swimming:

of course the watch can measure and show negative temperatures.

thx ^^

@false No, but I will investigate it. Thanks for the reminder 🙇

@philippe-durand74 said in Export multi files or API Development:

Hello,
I need to retrieve my recordings locally either by USB or with my Suunto account and not through a partner application.
I have my own application and I want to export in multi-recording.
Is there a solution?
how to access the development api?

To retrieve your recordings locally via USB or your Suunto account without using a partner app, connect your Suunto device to your computer, open the Suunto app, log in, and export your recordings. For accessing the development API to export multiple recordings, register on the Suunto Developer Portal to get API access and documentation. For more details, visit the Suunto Developer Portal.
Link: https://apizone.suunto.com/

@FunkyLarma most of my workouts are simple and I use structured workouts in SA for those. I find it easier to manage them. Some are from training peaks.