Number of downhill runs in alpine skiing
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If you are in iOS, the sport mode is not “working” in terms of what it is possible to see in SA (there are some posts regarding this issue for iOS). The watch seems to record “correctly” the info at least based on what I was able to see in Movescount February last year. This winter I didn’t check (the slopes are still closed in my country)
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@egika
I don’t think that short stops count… if this would be the case I would have +1k runs…
short and slow uphills or flats, yes maybe.
but for sure if you have slopes with multiple lift sectors in series. If you ride the lower sector it detects the lift and counts, then you go up the lower and second sector and ride it detects the second sector, too and you already have 3 runs.
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@egika
A silly question: how to share it?S9 Baro
SA on Android
Ambit 3 Peak
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@freeheeler - the number of runs is just a number, agreed, who cares. But the Total Descent should be accurate, but it isn’t. Any ideas?
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@egika this was a very simple day on a local hill - multiple runs on a single chair. It should be reasonably easy to figure out how many runs.
I noticed in SA that there were numerous tiny runs (a couple of metres), probably when moving through the line to the lift.
I would gladly share the file. Let me know what you would like to see (and how to upload it).S9 Baro
SA on Android
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@MdzOtt I don’t sky, here there is no snow but @Brad_Olwin does although he is more into skimo. Maybe he knows.
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@mdzott as far as I know, I am using s9 baro, when you start to descent the watch start the interval, and the interval is finished when you start to ascent.
If you have small descents and ascents the watch will record that as ski runs.
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@nseslija
I did a small test recently and could not see a reasonable pattern… I did one decent without any bigger climbs that S9B with its 3m threshold would recognize and it showed 3 runs.
The theory that a longer pause might not be right either as I did a lot of quite similar pauses to get the fire out of my legshttps://www.suunto.com/move/skiingone/603a4763d03bd02037ba863d
living sideways
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@freeheeler
do you see that in QS, there seems only to be 2 laps (descents) vs 3 in the SA ?
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@mff73
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@freeheeler I only see one descent there… I must say that I didn’t experience such a behavior with the watch… Did you feel vibration when the watch started a new interval during your descent?
I can feel the vibration almost every time, and it is when I start to descent, and when the ascent starts on the chairlift. -
@nseslija
I rarely feel it. It’s only when I pay attention when I enter or leave the chairlift station. I never notice the unwanted descent count vibration -
@mdzott here is the link to the activity: https://www.suunto.com/move/marekdziedzic/6037d336cdd3874e077c7966
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@mdzott In the activity i just posted, the total descent is ~3800 m, whereas, when you count the runs, it should be around ~2500 m.
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@mdzott
I see 2’868m descent… it’s about alright.
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@freeheeler when i looked at the SA, there were multiple runs of 2 m, 3 m etc. It seems that it counted every single step i took waiting in line to the chair.
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@mdzott
possible, not good and not logic with the threshold… but only the dev teams knows
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@freeheeler when you look at the move on the web site, it shows only 0.5 km laps. On the SA it shows “downhills” - I assume runs. The first few are fine, then it starts showing 0 m length, 5 m descent for 5-6 “runs” and then a longer one. Somehow the logic has failed the watch.
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@mdzott
did you use the famouse lock button? -
@freeheeler I did. I have to under the jacket. What am i missing here?
