@juhis70 I’m facing a similar situation with the steps recorded. I am undergoing rehabilitation after a hip surgery and I have been cleared to walk outdoors using crutches whilst tracking pace, time and distance. Everyday I walk the same route, and the first 3-4 weeks the device was registering similar values like my previous activity band and Apple Health. However, since about 2 weeks ago, the step counting has decreased significantly, the steps on Apple Health and the activity band remain as they did before. Is there any calibration process I should consider? July sample [image: 1629837589809-captura-de-pantalla-2021-08-24-a-les-22.22.05.png] August sample [image: 1629837613427-captura-de-pantalla-2021-08-24-a-les-22.22.23.png]

@juhis70 said in Running cadence only half most of the time. Running steps incorrect, too: Anyways, my running is going well And that’s what matters the most.

@Shapi thanks

@brad_olwin Hi, my last attempt last night was to pair the Wahoo Cadence pod as foot pod. It can be used as that and provide Cadence while running, no problem. Then I added the foot pod to the biking profile on the watch. Guess what? It didn’t work! Now I am at a loss about the internal data structure of the S9. How can a programmer in his right mind use two data fields for the the same data Cadence. [image: 1612686701325-20210207_092850.jpg] Regarding the proposal to buy a new integrated Speed and Cadence pod: they all use magnets again. That is so 80s. Just another example that Suunto have lost their edge by focusing on lifestyle watches. Without the reputation of the serious tool watches they will also loose the lifestyle game! Pitty. What happened in Finland?