Basically because you do not (yet) have a VO2Max figure. The Firstbeat analytics use this to calculate a number of other performance metrics.
As your image itself says, go for a run for at least 10 minutes outdoors to get a VO2Max figure.
But I do not run, I'm cycling, does that mean I will not have time to recover if I do not run. Btw, my fenix 3 HR showed a recovery time after each ride.
But I do not run, I'm cycling, does that mean I will not have time to recover if I do not run. Btw, my fenix 3 HR showed a recovery time after each ride.
I get recovery time showing - I just do MB for the most part. This is from this morning. I also get a VO2 showing though not the bike specific one.
The only thing I found had messed up metrics before was I had my weight set wrong - for some reason had set it at something like 20lb instead of 220. :-)
I think recovery time must show after each activity. So far I have had 4 training sessions (3 cycling and 1 weight training) ... no time to recover.
It does - its slowly counting down at the moment but if I ride again it'll go up. Unless your not stressing enough to cause recovery time! I'd take that. :-)
