Heart rate zones are still getting overwritten on 12.23.
The last comments are still valid for 12.23 from the closed thread:
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The bug wasn't resolved during beta-testing, and moreover, there wasn't ANY response from the support/dev team in that bug-thread whatsoever.
Garmin-Kevin could you, or anyone from your team, finally pay attention to this bug?
Everything that was discussed in this thread is still valid, please check this finally out.
If you need any permissions to use my data for troubleshooting - take it, but fix this damn bug!
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also thought that this was resolved but appears it isn't.
What seems to work:
- My custom zones under the default profile are staying as I have set them.
- Some workouts conducted recently appear to be correct in Training Effect identification. For example I ran 5x4k at threshold intensity the other week (big workout) and scored a 5.0 for Aerobic and 2.0 for Anaerobic. 64% of the WO conducted in zone 4 and 18% in zone 5 or on the boundary between 4 and 5.
on the other hand:
- Yesterday I ran an easy 21k 99% at the high end of zone ONE and received a score of 4.8 for Aerobic training effect. The details say "way to go! You spent a significant amount of time ABOVE your lactate threshold during this difficult activity.."
- Garmin's explainer suggests this run should be a 2.0 - 3.0 for TE Training Effect Samples | Garmin Technology
- today I noticed that Garmin had re-created a RUNNING profile with the default (incorrect HR zones).
- Interestingly for the activity referenced above, it showed the correct zone according to my settings both during the run and after, yet the training effect is completely wrong and must be going off something else (maybe the zones set in the running profile it decided to add)
I suspect that the runs conducted before the watch re-created a running profile are correct, and those after are not. I have deleted the running profile as before... guess I just have to check before each run?!
This continues to be quite annoying and and impacts the recovery time/training readiness features to the point that they are not very helpful.