What is the problem with Vo2max est on SV?
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@Jacobus I completely agree with you and I would like to point out that I do between two and three threshold sessions a week, either on the track or hill sessions, but my Vo2 Max is always 51.9… so?
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@Frederick-Rochette so, most likely as stated above: the FirstBeat algo did not like your workout enough to update VO2max…
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@Egika However, I had a different data almost every time I went out with my S9P, so I don’t understand what’s going on. In any case, no one here is able to find me a solution, just give me generalities and try to show me that I’m using my watch incorrectly.
However, it seems obvious that there is a problem of estimation with this SV.
Am I the only one to have identical data after each run or do you have different data, even with very little difference? -
@Frederick-Rochette said in What is the problem with Vo2max est on SV?:
@Egika However, I had a different data almost every time I went out with my S9P, so I don’t understand what’s going on. In any case, no one here is able to find me a solution, just give me generalities and try to show me that I’m using my watch incorrectly.
However, it seems obvious that there is a problem of estimation with this SV.
Am I the only one to have identical data after each run or do you have different data, even with very little difference?While your basic concern is the “stuck” value, I think those generalities make sense to discuss anyway. Some very good remarks regarding VO2max in this thread
Regarding your identical values question: Yes, I have those as well sometimes. That’s what I meant in my comment above:
“Regarding the “stuck” values:
I found that the watch just keeps the old value, if data collected was not enough for a new calculation.”
It is not your individual watch, but a systematic thing.
For me, the values are not always stuck though. That’s why I suspect the FirstBeat algorithm to not accept every workout. But you are right. It’s just educated guessing here. -
@Frederick-Rochette Ihave also a Vertical and with me the data changes a little bit every time i completed a training, it is not stuck as you can see.
When i am training for a marathon the value wil rise bij maby two or tree points or so
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@Jacobus stuck for me…
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Mine is also changing.
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi and before with my s9P…
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@Frederick-Rochette you’ll get a new VO2max algorithm in few weeks for what I heard.
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Seems to work for me. vo2max can be improved, of course, but you don’t change it a lot easily or quickly. It’s a long term work.
Large drop for me in may (S9B=>SV switch), and then it progressivly came back to my « average values ».
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@Tieutieu so it’s clear tha I have an Issue
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@Frederick-Rochette have you tried to uninstall and reinstall the Suunto app ?
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@Frederick-Rochette I have both. Stuck and changes.
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@isazi Even the 9 Peak Pro?
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This is potentially not really an issue as we have been told the algo is changing yes?
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As you can see vo2 max varies and I’m not stucked. But as you can see too I have lower levels when there is much ascend. So this is something to think of.
