@elbee said in "Resume later" for race, race-s and vertical and all incoming watches: Live tracking on garmin is also a nice to have. (Yes, there are third party options but they don’t start automatically, use the gps of the phone and drain the battery and cannot show the route you plan to follow) Live tracking is now available for Suunto’s (S9pp, Race, Race S, Vertical). Not a Suunto development (for now ?) but works well.

@tinten.addi @tinten.addi said in Why you bought Suunto ocean?: Is it because you wanted a activity watch you can dive with? YES…i personally use it mainly for running…and wear it everyday

@isazi How long the watch keeps the activities? Does it save them for a while even if the logbook widget isn’t active?

Same on my Race S running on the latest software version. My Phone is a Google Pixel 8 on the latest Android version. Looking forward to a fix

@2b2bff said in ZoneSense: what about that heart rate discrepancy? Your “Measured” “Aerobic threshold” of 148 bpm for that day is just a bone thrown to our obsession with exactitude. I don’t know if it is an average for the whole exercise, or the very first instance of measurement (observe we don’t get the number on our watches), but it is supposed to detect (I’ve forgotten the used terminology) when our HRV-system goes: ‘Hmmm… This doesn’t look like rest anymore’ [i.e. LT1]. Overall, the Heart Rate can be seen as living its own life - think about Pulse Drift for example - while HRV and its associated hormones and chemicals live another. The two measurements can at times be very decoupled. Let me offer a recent exercise of mine which illustrates the decoupling in stark detail. I’m not used to running much above easy LT1 sessions, so the slightly below LT2 Pace-based 8x3 minutes with 1 minute jogging rests was an ordeal. In fact, I had to cut it short at 7 times because I was completely knackered; at such an extent that I had to start walking as the Cool Down instead of doing a normal running end. The “Measured” “Aerobic threshold” for the day was 145 (lab-measured some years ago as 148) and the first screenshot below is just to show, with a marker, where HR is in step with that threshold at the beginning. 3 minute intervals are not enough for ZS to shine, but it shows the exhausting trend quite accurately. There’s a HR dropout of ca 1 minute at about minute 22 - hence the flat lines in both graphs: [image: 1751276100374-1000008106.jpg] The next two screenshots have the marker at almost the same time (hard to manoeuvre with a finger) with the colourised ZS and HR versions of the graphs. At that time I’m walking in the “Light aerobic” HR Zone with 106 bpm, but as ZS shows well and truly Anaerobic. I was exhausted: [image: 1751276941024-1000008105.jpg] [image: 1751276964250-1000008107.jpg] In this instance there really is no sense in talking about an “Aerobic threshold” of 145 bpm

@Yves-Jenni I agree.

This is happening automatically. Seems like climb guidance did not fully follow.

Need your help, isn’t responding, not charging phone ,like disable plug in ,plug off, this phone isn’t reply on overheat. Truly need help please, your effort also

@Jonathan-Dupré Two ways: Long-press the crown -> Settings -> Display -> Always-on Display Go to Widgets -> Control Panel -> Always-on Display Note: During an activity, you must first exit the activity (not stop it). Long-pressing the bottom button takes you to the watch face. Once the setting is complete, pressing the crown returns you to the activity. Unfortunately, this option isn’t available in the activity’s Sports Settings. It’s better to set it beforehand.

Happy Sunday everyone! Here’s a little developer diary update: I’m currently working on track loading and display on the built-in map. You’ll be able to upload tracks from GPX/KML files. Once a workout starts, the current track will be drawn on the map, and the app will show deviation from the preloaded route, projecting your position onto it. In the future, this feature will also include: Alerts when significantly off-route, Customizable checkpoints and geofences with notifications if you don’t reach them in time, And many other improvements! Here’s a short preview of the new feature in action: https://drive.proton.me/urls/1ADRB81188#wZAcJ1AGp877

@galetes are you doing it from the Suunto app (phone app)?

@shampoo Do not disturb will do that for you.

@6iovanni said in First impressions: @ShinJCD said in First impressions: I find a discrepancy between the values of the “recovery” item displayed on the app and on the watch. already reported Ok