suunto spartan trainer wrist SPORT MODES

Alex Dubnikov · 22 Dec 2018, 16:51

Hello,

Where can i find explanation about every sport in this watch?

Thanks

jthomi · 22 Dec 2018, 19:51

Hi Alex,

what do you mean exactly? Do you mean how many and what sport modes you can find on the watch? Easy to find in the app when you try do make a new sport mode. Do you have a moves count account? Then you could easy find them on the moves count website.
Joerg

Brad_Olwin · 23 Dec 2018, 00:16

@Alex-Dubnikov I think the manual has a list, otherwise MC.

Alex Dubnikov · 23 Dec 2018, 07:57

I mean where can i find explanation about any exercise that exists in this watch.
Like what is the different between running (Basic) and running (Trail)

Thanks

sartoric · 23 Dec 2018, 09:58

Well, I don’t think it exists.
Out of curiosity, why you need it?

Just select what you’re going to do

Alex Dubnikov · 23 Dec 2018, 15:24

@sartoric last Saturday i run where there are a number of ups and downs. i choose exercise “Running (Basic)”
and i notice that was record 0 ascent. and its not make sense.
so i thought maybe Running (Trail) exercise will record ascent.

Thanks

sartoric · 23 Dec 2018, 16:11

There is a sort of altitude threshold (maybe 1 or 2 meters) that are non evaluated as a real ascent/descent.

As far as I remember, asc/desc are tracked for all the outdoor sports, for sure those running/hiking/biking ones

A Former User · 23 Dec 2018, 20:31

@sartoric The threshold is 3 meters. If you watch the elevation gain closely during a run you can see that it increments in at least 3 meters (or 10 feet). That is the reason Suunto’s elevation gain is always a bit short when running on rolling terrain.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos · 24 Dec 2018, 12:37

the threshold for non barometric devices is 7m