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Lactate threshold missing / wrong data

With latest versions of Garmin Connect Mobile for iOS I am missing the current Lactate Threshold view where it presented pace, hr and power and the data presented are wrong. I am using an EPIX Pro and HRM-Pro Plus:

0 CRB over 1 year ago

Same here. The graph no longer makes sense!

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 1 year ago in reply to CRB

For me a bit different, but I also have problem with LT display of GCM IOS. Today I got a new LTHR and LTpace. Both are visile in GC Web, but in GCM IOS only LTpace. LTHR is shown as "--".

0 vpier over 1 year ago

Is anyone from Garmin looking at this? It was reported as fixed with the live update of 15.76 but still it's not fixed for me.

Should we do a hard reset?

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 1 year ago in reply to Tisztul_A_Visztula

It seems that the same bug was introduced for GCM Android, too: forums.garmin.com/.../lactate-threshold-heart-rate

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 1 year ago in reply to Tisztul_A_Visztula

Today I achieved a new LT, both LTHR and LTpace changed. This time both were updated not just in GC web, but in GCM IOS, too. Dont ask me why! I dont even know whether there was a new release in the last 7 days, or not.

0 vpier over 1 year ago

Is anyone looking at this?

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 1 year ago in reply to vpier

Yep, me as a user.

0 vpier over 1 year ago in reply to Tisztul_A_Visztula

0 j_salazar over 1 year ago in reply to vpier

We can view our lactate graphs in garmin connect, at reports/run/lactate https://connect.garmin.com/modern/report/49/running/last_year

Infortunaly we can view this report in the app, but we lost the data responsiveness.

0 vpier over 1 year ago in reply to j_salazar

I know but we need to bring back the current threshold screen back, where you were getting a summarization of the pace, heart rate, power, etc. Apart from that there are older values that were added erroneously, like a BPM of 30 which messes up the graphs. Overall the lactate threshold is totally unusable as it is now