The time spent in pace zones is wrong when running with stryd.
As you can see in the screenshot from Stryd, I definitely spent time in the correct pace zone. In Athletica it says I did not spend any time in that zone. On the other hand I‘m pretty sure I did not run fast enough to spend any time in pace zone 4 and 5 on my easy run. Nevertheless athletica says I spent 7 and 8 minutes in those zones.
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Same thing happened today. As you can see there are two bugs:
- Athletica is showing much faster pace than I actually did on my run and that is shown in correctly in the Stryd App
- The fastest pace in the Athletica pace chart is slower than 3:02 minutes per km, still it tells me I‘ve spent nearly 4 minutes in Pace Zone 7, which is 2:01 - 1:48 min/km
This is especially annoying as the AI coach always tells me I‘ve done a bad jog staying in the prescribed zones.
This is still not solved… I always get time in zones I never even touched - like in my 30/30s yesterday_
That’s also the case for aerobic runs:
I’m using a Garmin Forerunner 965 with the Stryd Duo and it’s set to use the pace and distance that the Stryd is reporting.
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Thank you for bringing that up again! I‘ve reported this a few times now already with no change.
I’ve been using Athletica for about 1.5 months now, and during that time I’ve never seen the correct pace displayed for any of my runs. It doesn‘t matter if I run with Stryd or with the native Workout app on the Apple Watch. Regardless of the setup, the pace data in Athletica is consistently inaccurate/wrong.
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Same, my post workout pace zones in Athletica have been off for months and months. I get the same thing with significant time in pace zones that I didn’t come close to reaching. I download my Garmin data for every workout to about ten different fitness apps and all of them show the post workout pace zones correctly, with Athletica being the only exception. To take this a bit further, Athletica also doesn’t display running power data correctly, doesn’t display correct efficiency/decoupling on treadmill runs, and showcases non-moving total time in many spots. All of the other apps do all of those other things perfectly, with Athletica being the only exception…and many of those sites are free. It may not be a huge deal because I believe Athletic is using HR data and not pace data for computation of load and training plan changes, but would also be nice to display everything correctly. It would also be interesting to see if this if everyone is having these run pace/power issues, or if it’s limited to those using Stryd pace/power.
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