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955 daily suggestions

About a month ago I decided to try out the "Daily Suggestions" feature.  I had just recovered from 3 days of Covid so wasn't surprised to be prompted for Recovery runs for a few days (in fact I quite enjoyed running so slowly :-))  Finally after 2 weeks of recovery runs I was prompted to do a run of 1:42:00 @ 5min/km.  A bit of a jump I thought, but I did it anyway as I wanted to see what happened next.

What did happen next was since then to today, only recovery runs (another 2 weeks or so).  If I look at the training menu I can see that tomorrow is another recovery and the day after tomorrow will be a long run (1:12:00).  Except it wont because (based on experience), after a recovery run tomorrow, Saturday will turn into a recovery run.

Clearly something is going wrong here.

vo2 max is 51 - down from 52 last month

training status: unproductive: vo2 decreasing, HRV balanced, Acute load optimal

training readiness low (44) 18 hours recovery and poor sleep

Do I understand correctly my recovery runs and poor sleep (last night I scored 78 which is quite good for me) mean that I am stuck in a recovery loop?  Is there other factors or metrics I should be looking at to allow me go go running again?  BTW covid was the end of my ironman training - I was doing up to 15 hours run/bike/swimming per week so current level of only running feels ridiculously low....

thanks for input

j

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  • Mine does that  too, I think this may be addressed in the new update as noted in a previous response. 

    To be honest and if you can, use your own feeling to gauge the workout.  If you want and feel ok to do the workout you fancy.  I have been a slave to my watch for 2 months and it’s been great. I learned that slow runs are great, sprint workouts are a thing etc.  it’s given me an idea of what to do.  I Adam now going to fly solo and use the training load figures more than  the suggestions.