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Table Of Contents
- 1 SAFETY
- 2 GETTING STARTED
- 3 FEATURES
- 3.1 Activity monitoring
- 3.2 Autopause
- 3.3 Autoscroll
- 3.4 Backlight
- 3.5 Button lock
- 3.6 Compass
- 3.7 Countdown timer
- 3.8 Displays
- 3.9 Exercising with sport modes
- 3.10 Find back
- 3.11 Firmware updates
- 3.12 FusedSpeed
- 3.13 Icons
- 3.14 Interval timer
- 3.15 Interval workouts
- 3.16 Logbook
- 3.17 Memory left indicator
- 3.18 Movescount
- 3.19 Movescount mobile app
- 3.20 Navigating with GPS
- 3.21 Notifications
- 3.22 PODs and HR sensors
- 3.23 Points of interest
- 3.24 Recovery
- 3.25 Routes
- 3.26 Running performance level
- 3.27 Service menu
- 3.28 Shortcuts
- 3.29 Sport modes
- 3.30 Stopwatch
- 3.31 Suunto Apps
- 3.32 Time
- 3.33 Track back
- 3.34 Training programs
- 4 CARE AND SUPPORT
- 5 REFERENCE
estimated. On the other hand, if you have the flu, for example, your
recovery may be slower than estimated.
To get an accurate indication of your actual recovery state, we
recommend using one of the recover tests (see
3.24.2 Recovery
status
).
3.24.2 Recovery status
Recovery status indicates the amount of stress on your autonomic
nervous system. The less stress you have, the more recovered you
are. Knowing your state of recovery helps you optimize your
training and avoid over training or injury.
You can check your recovery status with the quick recovery test or
sleep recovery test, powered by Firstbeat. The tests require a
Bluetooth-compatible heart rate sensor that measures heart rate
variability (R-R interval), such as Suunto Smart Sensor.
Your recovery status is indicated with 0-100% result scale as
explained in the table below.
Result Explanation
81-100
Fully recovered. OK to train up to very hard
intensity.
51-80 Recovered. OK to train up to hard intensity.
21-50 Recovering. Train easy.
0-20 Not recovered. Rest to recover.
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