What sport mode is missing from our watches in your opinion?
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Olympic Weightlifting
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I hope you won’t mind if I joke a bit: being father of 4 kids I feel the need for sports like these…
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Native Duathlon and Swim-Run modes for the Race. Either as configurable multisport modes, or as pre-defined modes. Both should be a no-brainer, as the Race has more than enough memory for configurable multisport modes and already has triathlon as a pre-defined multisport mode.
This is basically my only gripe left with the Race, as I’ve written in other threads here multiple times. Fiddling around, trying to change to the correct next mode while trying to get off the bike in a Duathlon, for example, is no option. Too dangerous for yourself and other participants. Furthermore, the current, manual way of operation loses the transitions.
Still not there in the November update…
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@kurtpenter reminds me of the lesser known Apple Watch workouts
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
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Gravel Cycling and Indoor Cycling…
Gravel Cycling is really hot in the cycling community…
Currently my Indoor Cycling activities are uploaded from Rouvy (my indoor cycling app, can be compared with Zwift) as Spinning but that is not the same as Indoor Clycling on a smart trainer or smart bike…
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Sauna… I create my own but would be good out the box
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Curling. The winter and Olympic sport. The mode would need to be for detecting sweeping / brushing. Curlers either walk or slide on one foot while sweeping a delivered rock.
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@Johan-Ulijn My ecosystem consists of Hammerhead, Rouvy in winter, and Suunto. I would also vote for indoor activity recognition.
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@Johan-Ulijn I have gravel cycling sport mode, you don’t?
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@James-Alexander said in What sport mode is missing from our watches in your opinion?:
Sauna… I create my own but would be good out the box
This would encourage users to use the watch well out of its specifications in terms of temperature…
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Suunto has so many sports modes already…. so what can be missing.
Maybe watching television
to track hearth rate during good movies
