User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Welcome
- 2. Get started
- 2.1. Your Suunto 7
- 2.2. Set up and pair your Suunto 7
- 2.3. Change language
- 2.4. Charge your watch
- 2.5. Learn to navigate your Suunto 7
- 2.6. Wake up your display
- 2.7. Connect to the Internet
- 2.8. Keep your Suunto 7 up to date
- 2.9. Set an alarm
- 2.10. Turn your watch on and off
- 2.11. Restart your watch
- 2.12. Reset your watch to factory settings
- 3. Wear OS by Google
- 4. Customize your watch
- 5. Sports by Suunto
- 5.1. Suunto Wear app on your watch
- 5.2. Suunto mobile app on your phone
- 5.3. Suunto maps
- 5.4. Different sports and measurements
- 5.5. Start an exercise
- 5.6. Control watch during exercise
- 5.7. Pause and resume exercise
- 5.8. End and review exercise
- 5.9. Swimming with Suunto 7
- 5.10. Exercise with maps
- 5.11. Exercise with music
- 5.12. Exercise options
- 5.13. Map options
- 5.14. General options
- 5.15. Diary
- 6. Heart rate
- 7. Activity tracking
- 8. Music
- 9. Battery life
- 10. FAQ
- 11. How to videos
- 12. Care and support
- 13. Glossary
- 14. Reference
- 15. Safety
ZONE 5: MAXIMAL
When your heart rate during a workout reaches zone 5, the training will feel extremely
hard. Lactic acid will build up in your system much faster than it can be removed, and
you will be forced to stop after a few minutes at most. Athletes include these
maximum-intensity workouts in their training program in a very controlled manner,
fitness enthusiasts do not require them at all.
How are heart rate zones calculated?
Heart rate zones are defined as percentage range based on your maximum heart rate
(max HR). Your max HR is calculated using the standard equation: 220 - your age.
The default zones used in Suunto Wear app, based on percentages of your maximum
heart rate, are:
Zone 5: 87–100%
Zone 4: 82–86%
Zone 3: 77–81%
Zone 2: 72–76%
Zone 1: < 71%
To adjust your max. heart rate, see
Profile settings.
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