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    • Tomas5T Offline
      Tomas5
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      Today i did 8km easy hike. With different HR as there was ascent/descent and flat parts. Instructions still want to do 15 minutes walk to start working.

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      • DMytroD Offline
        DMytro @Tomas5
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        @tomas5 I would suggest to do a few more activities, also note that there are two sports profiles hiking and trekking, latter doesn’t have vO2max values.
        Here’s a link to another thread, where someone needed a time to get those metrics up and running:
        https://forum.suunto.com/topic/4313/suunto-9-fitness-level-doesn-t-work/15?_=1617635557076

        Hope you get yours soon!

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        • Brad_OlwinB Offline
          Brad_Olwin Moderator @Tomas5
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          @tomas5 If you can do an easy run without injury or hurting yourself, it would probably help as well. Or a steep hike to get HR up.

          Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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          • Tomas5T Offline
            Tomas5
            last edited by

            I will give it a time. I do hikes so it should work. Do you know what is name for field to display VO2Max while hike? I don’t see this value in configuration of sports mode in suunto app. Is this value possible to display while hiking?

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              Brad_Olwin Moderator @Tomas5
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              @tomas5 Record the activity as a trail run, then it will apply to VO2Max, don’t record as a hike.

              Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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              • Tomas5T Offline
                Tomas5
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                @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos just feedback for suunto. Since i bought watch, it is few months now. I did around 60km of hiking excercise and few times basic walk excercise (10km). All of it with whr enabled. Still no fitness level instructions. I am still recomended by watch to do at least 15 min. of running or walking. I did hard reset about 2-3 hikes ago. Still no difference.

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                  isazi Moderator @Tomas5
                  last edited by

                  @tomas5 when you do hard reset the past is not taken into account anymore.

                  Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti

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                    Tomas5 @isazi
                    last edited by Tomas5

                    @isazi yes i know, i did’t hard reset partly because after 40km it still didn’t work at all. And since hard reset it is again around 20km and again not working. It says do at least 15 minutes. I did much much more than 15 minuts but no luck. Didn’t try running because of knee, but it is not required. I will try hike today with latest firmware since there was update around 10 days ago and i didn’t do any hike after.

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                      ChrisA Platinum Member @Tomas5
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                      @tomas5 I started with walking last year in summer with a S9B and did a lot of walks (since I was too heavy back then and suffered from knee pain ) and I remember that the fitness level didnt`t show up until I actually “run” with the S9B using a running profile (the yellow ones). This running was not much faster than when I was walking really fast. So perhaps you just try to choose a running profile and walk / hike as fast as you can and see if it works then? Afterwards every walk (even short ones) showed an fitness level.

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                      • isaziI Offline
                        isazi Moderator @ChrisA
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                        @chrisa I do not know the exact requirements of the Firstbeat algorithm, but it is much easier to get the first estimate running than walking. After you get the first, then it is computed also for running/walking activities.

                        Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti

                        Blog: isazi's home

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                        • Tomas5T Offline
                          Tomas5 @isazi
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                          @isazi well today first time after hike it started to work 😉 finally. Maybe latest firmware improved something because it is my first hike with latest firmware.

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                          • ChrisAC Offline
                            ChrisA Platinum Member @isazi
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                            @isazi yes, thats what I meant 🙂 Did about 10 walks and no fitness level - then first run (which was actually not very much faster than walkin back at that time 🙂 ) and after this one run fitnesss leve was shown 🙂

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