Is there a way to alter the algorithm? I've found a stable limit where the target is reasonable and adapted to my daily runs and walking patterns. I've managed to hit the daily target for 9 days in a row with some effort. And now as my scheduled garmin training program asks for long runs, I do a long run and collect ~23000 steps. The next day is rest day according to the training program, so I do a long walk or a hike instead, reaching ~10K steps. So. My daily target was ~8000 steps which is managable and on a level that gets me wanting to reach it. But after the long run, my daily target goes up 50% from ~8000 to ~12000 steps, which is not helpful. The streak gets broken, I get demotivated and learn that hitting the daily target can't be important since it clearly is incompatible with training programs. So now the step function is useless until I've forgotten about that unreasonable increase.
How is the daily target calculated and can it be altered, or adapted to the scheduled training program so that my walking habits can benefit from the daily targets instead of getting me pissed of at garmin, and the fact that they completely disregard from user feedback?
By the way "training status - dropping" is translated to ~ "training status - droppings", and there's no place to report it.
