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Historic Daily Readiness Scores have been removed!

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‎10-10-2024 08:15 - edited ‎10-10-2024 10:22

‎10-10-2024 08:15 - edited ‎10-10-2024 10:22

I have been a Premium User for several years and today you have made the Readiness Score available to all.  However, as part of this change you have removed all of my historic scores.  I am outraged that you have done this without warning for paid content.  Please restore this data immediatley

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‎10-11-2024 04:16

‎10-11-2024 04:16

I too am frustrated that as a premium user I can no longer see my cardio average for the week, nor my HRV monthly average.  Trending data is needed to put snapshot data in context.

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‎10-11-2024 05:03

In response to Kubawalda

‎10-11-2024 05:03

Also, cardio seems to be gone entirely from the readiness page 😕

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‎10-11-2024 08:23

‎10-11-2024 08:23

The problem that I have with the Daily Readiness Score is that they completely changed the way that it is calculated and IMO, it no longer makes sense, not that it always made sense before, but now it is a total useless value. It used to be based on previous days activity, now activity has been taken out of the equation and it just uses heart rate. It used to some what resonate with me and now it doesn't.

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