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Yes to all the questions. I even did a factory reset on it, but nothing changed. Did a light run today and couldn’t believe the number of calories it says I burned. I have all the information in the watch correct.
Male
212lb
5’10"
Birth Year 1992My zones are set up as well
Zone 5: 193 (100%)-182(94%) (182 is my lactate threshold)
4: 182 -174 (90%) (I use this zone for HIIT workouts
3: 174 - 165 (85%) (Most of my running lives here)
2: 165 - 154 (79%) (This is the lower zone for workouts)
1: 154 and below (My taking it easy zone)I’ll have to find a way to post the results of my workout today. But in short, I ran mainly in zone 1 and 2 (I did HIIT yesterday, so taking it easy today). I ran just over 2 miles, average HR was 145. Seems like not a lot of calories burned, right? 691! How did I burn that many calories when many other watches are telling me that I only burned 400 calories when I really push myself on a 2-mile run? This was an easy run. I don’t understand. I use the wrist HR on the watch, which sometimes tells me that it’s not optimized, but today it didn’t give me any message like that. Meaning that the watch was functioning correctly. The HR it was displaying felt correct. I don’t know how I could burn over 600 calories over an easy 2-mile run. Over the last week, I’ve had to cut my calories burned in half just to put into Lifesum. There’s gotta be something wrong with the algorithm, not to mention that the step counter counts everything as a step. But I’m not too worried about that because I don’t care about daily steps anyway. I’ll find a way to post my most recent run to show you all. Sorry that this message is so long, I’m just super frustrated.
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http://movescount.com/moves/move308339398#
Let me know if that link works.
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@Kyle-Vander-Ploeg-Wright I tried it right now, did NOT work.
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Anyone know how to share a move from movecount?
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@Kyle-Vander-Ploeg-Wright said in Suunto Spartan Sport Really high calories burned:
Anyone know how to share a move from movecount?
Hi. Please check in the movescount settings the privacy stuff. If you have it on pripate, your not able to share IMHO.
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I just changed it to public
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@Kyle-Vander-Ploeg-Wright said in Suunto Spartan Sport Really high calories burned:
I just changed it to public
That did it, I see your workout now in Movescount. Which does not mean I can answer your question
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@johann-fuehrer I’ve checked this with some calorie calculators and I agree with you: this values are way to high, it should be somewhere in the 450 range (with some spread of course)
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Here’s a screenshot of an older workout I did with my Garmin watch last year. This run was UPHILL and my average HR was over 160. How many calories burned? 551. -
Here from a very similar run. The same route, only I ran harder. Calories burned is 434.
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Sorry the photos are so big
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@Kyle-Vander-Ploeg-Wright said in Suunto Spartan Sport Really high calories burned:
Sorry the photos are so big
No Problem (I think). These runs look ok, especially the first were you also had some altitude to manage. Maybe, if the other guys did wake up here in Europe, you’ll get some better answers
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Is your rest HR setup correctly in the watch?
Also, are you HR zones and max HR are setup in the watch in addition to Movescount? I am pretty sure Spartan and newer Suunto watches don’t use HR zones from Movescount. Instead HR zones must be setup directly on the watch (which I personally think was a bad design decision).
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My rest HR is set to 60, which I feel is correct unless there’s a way to test it lol.
I also set everything up on the watch before connecting it to the new Suunto app. I later connected it to movecount. So all the personal information and HR zones are all set up through the watch
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Another chech.:
As far as you may know, there are default and advanced zones for running and cycling. So in these type of activities, advanced zones are used…
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I use the advanced zone to set up the specified HR zones I’ve posted above for all running sports. My normal HR zones for sports other than running are more like this:
Zone 5: 90-100%
4: 80-90%
3: 70-80%
2: 60-70%
1: 60% and below.But so far I’m only using this watch for running. So it would only use the HR zones that I specified above.
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Sorry, don’t know what might be the issue. I don’t usually pay attention to Calories but I checked my last activity and the calorie estimate seems to be reasonable - 475 Cal for a 4.2 mile run with some elevation gain.
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@Kyle-Vander-Ploeg-Wright @silentvoyager
Today => 1:15h 13.5k 158HR(avg) -> 1200 calories (should be 900 -1000)
Same route (should be 600-700)
2019/09/13 => 0:52h 9k 158HR(avg) -> 830 cal
2019/08/20 => 0:49h 9k 149HR(avg) -> 694 cal
2019/07/22 => 0:52h 9k 149HR(avg) -> 755 cal
2019/07/17 => 0:47h 9k 158HR(avg) -> 761 cal
2019/06/15 => 0:50h 9k 168HR(avg) -> 917 calPerhaps I’m in the same case (not so big difference) and didn’t realize
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BTW, weather here in north of Spain is a bit crazy and training in different hours… it’s difficult (for me) to mantain avg HR for same route
