Hi,
I use the Actiface watch face that displays daily calorie burn and I have it set up to show weekly average per day as well.
I have noticed since I switched to the 945 from the 935 the Calorie counts are wildly off.
Case in point, yesterday I did a 4 hour bike - garmin connect on my iphone said I had burned c3200 Cals. Strava said the activity burned 1800 cals.
The watch said 1300 for the day since midnight. I was using my Tacx trainer and a Wahoo HRM, not sure if the Wahoo was connected to the watch (it was connected to the trainer).
I have physio trueup on. It never caught up the entire day. My average calories per day are around 2990 now (last 7 days) - I trained about 15 hours last week so that number is really low vs actual.
It worked great on the 935 - any settings I need to adjust? I think it odd that Connect gets it right and the watch gets it wrong.
Thanks
Firstbeat takes a few weeks to calibrate. I don’t think it transfers through Connect, to the point that when I factory reset my 935 it needed to re-learn. Potentially this also translates to calories?
Firstbeat takes a few weeks to calibrate. I don’t think it transfers through Connect, to the point that when I factory reset my 935 it needed to re-learn. Potentially this also translates to calories?
Thanks - it my be that.
Another thing I noticed, they touted V02 Max now takes temperature into account (or I’m pretty sure they did) but I got the typical drop of 4-5 spots when the Hong Kong weather turned hot and humid - this combined with all time training peaks fitness high for me. I mean not a big deal but somewhat disappointing.
You then get the message that your fitness is getting worse on First Beat while Training peaks is telling you it’s improving (and I know it is).
luckily when I get to Whistler in mid June my V02 Max will miraculously recover.