Heart rate and others daily stats history - where can i found it?

I believe you'll find what you need on the ">Activities page">Activities page. Click on the activity you want. Should be all the statistics you're looking for in there.

where can i found detail page of my daily statistics of any day in the past?

When I click on Heart Rate on the ‘hamburger’ menu (≣) in Garmin Connect online,



I get directed to a page at the URL connect.garmin.com/.../timeline:



Then, by altering the date embedded in the URL, I can go directly to the daily summary for any day of my choosing.

I found only arrows to loading few last days, but nothing to direct date choosing.

I'm not sure what you mean by “few”. I clicked on the ‹ more than 30 times, and had no problem going back to a daily summary for some time in December that way.

I believe you'll find what you need on the ">Activities page">Activities page. Click on the activity you want. Should be all the statistics you're looking for in there.

Thank you, but im not searching statistics of my activities, but daily statistics (heart rate, steps, etc.)

Then you should find what you need ASmugDill's post above.

When I click on Heart Rate on the ‘hamburger’ menu (≣) in Garmin Connect online,



I get directed to a page at the URL connect.garmin.com/.../timeline:



Then, by altering the date embedded in the URL, I can go directly to the daily summary for any day of my choosing.

I'm not sure what you mean by “few”. I clicked on the ‹ more than 30 times, and had no problem going back to a daily summary for some time in December that way.

ASmugDill's, thank you, thats what i looking for. I don't get why aren't these statistics in calendar, like activities.

Ofcourse, with the arrows is possible go to older date, but it will be take weeks.

I don't get why aren't these statistics in calendar, like activities.

Because, apparently, the calendar in Garmin Connect is designed to be a calendar of (historical and planned) events grouping them by day/week/month for easy access, and not an index (of shortcuts) to daily records of ‘health’ statistics. I don't think there is – or needs be – any more of an explanation than that; it is what it is.