MAF180

Hi! Love the concept—but problem continues with no signaling at key rates. Silent mode is off—haptics set to normal. Help? I’d love to make this work.

I ran a 5K this evening with the app but there’s seems to be no way to review the run after the fact. I agreed to the location sharing hoping I’d be able to upload the run to Strava but the Apple Watch app offers zero way to see anything after the fact besides the summary which I mistakenly (I guess) just exited out of without looking at it. I did save the run though, but I have no clue where that goes. It’s disappointing to say the least.

Good concept but I don’t get the alerts while running. Haptics are enable and I’m not in silent mode. I have a 3 series watch.

It takes long time to find a heart training on AW like this. The design is very sample but useful.

Dear Tongqing, I’m not sure how to contact you and am writing here instead. Your app has the right design that I need for MAF training, namely, to stay within a narrow heart rate zone just below the MAF threshold. Unfortunately, there are a couple problems and I was wondering if there is a way around them or you could implement the next version so as to avoid them: (1) The alerts for exceeding the high bpm or dipping below low bpm don’t automatically happen, i.e., the alert happens only if you happen to turn your wrist and look at that watch when the limit has already been exceeded. At first I thought, looking at the watch was making my heart rate go up, but it’s pretty clear that the app seems to not have a way of alerting if the display sleeps. Is this expected? Having to look at the watch all the time is very frustrating and defeats the whole point of the app for me, not to mention that it is even harder to do it in winter. (2) Often the app displays no value but instead something like “1..” as if it’s not sure of the latter two digits of precision. What exactly is going on in such situations? You can contact me at avenka at gmail and I’d be happy to offer more suggestions and/or (freely) help with implementing them. Thanks.