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    • kleelaine

      1051 Moves, 44 fans

      Male, 35 years, Helsinki, Finland
      Crosscountry skiing, Cycling, Indoor cycling… (+12 more)

    • The darkest moments of our lives are not to be buried and forgotten. Rather, they are a memory to be called upon for inspiration, to remind us of the unrelenting human spirit and our capacity to overcome the intolerable.

  • 19 Moves

  • 13:52 h

  • 120.3 km

  • 9857 kcal

  • Shoutbox

      • teemum

        2.9.2012 @ Move 1.9.2012

      • Hyvä juoksu! Meetkö ensi vuonna uudestaan? Katselin jotain kuvia tapahtumasta ja, alkoi vähän houkuttaan...

      • kleelaine

        4.9.2012

      • Toisin kuin satkun suhteen, niin tänne voisin mennäkin ensi vuonna. Jäi sen verran hyvät fiilikset.

      • Michael_M

        2.9.2012 @ Move 1.9.2012

      • Hienosti vedetty! Aikaa on vaikea verrata mihinkään, mutta reitti oli taatusti rankka.

      • aaaaaa

        6.5.2012 @ Move 5.5.2012

      • Upea juoksu! Talven pitkistä hiihdoista on varmasti ollut paljon hyötyä. Maksimi 202! Huh huh.. huimaa. Tsemppiä treeneihin kohti seuraavaa puolikasta!

      • icegolf

        6.5.2012 @ Move 5.5.2012

      • Loistavaa tennistä Kalle! Oliko alussa ruuhkaa kun on sykkeet niin alhaalla :)?

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44 fans

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  • Greatest Moves

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    • HCR2010

      8.5.2010

    • Running 1:53'07 Average heart rate 168 bpm, 21.10 km.
      HCR, easy start, first 10km 56.45, then speeding up a bit, last km as fast as I could, managed to reach max hr once again (yep, it's really that high - hummingbird, anyone?)

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    • Sysimusta satku

      22.10.2011

    • Walking 19:16'02.3, 100.4 km.
      Sysimusta satku. Ihan hullua touhua:)

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    • Snowflakes2011

      11.9.2011

    • Adventure racing 4:48'27.8 Average heart rate 146 bpm, 38.09 km.
      Snowflakes 2011. In simple words: Absolutely FUN:)

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    • HCR 2011

      7.5.2011

    • Running 1:49'21.3 Average heart rate 183 bpm, 21.10 km.
      Personal best at HCR, the running felt pretty good but not as comfortable as could've been.. Nice result, though.

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    • HCR 2012

      5.5.2012

    • Running 1:49'26.7 Average heart rate 173 bpm, 21.10 km.
      Only a few seconds off personal best, even though the practice has been pretty minimal. Can't complain:) And yes, the bunny was there as well;-)

  • Latest Moves

 22.5.2013 0:44'54.4 hours 142 bpm 7.54 km 10.07 km/h
21.5.2013 0:33'11.5 hours 1.00 km 1.81 km/h
19.5.2013 1:21'25.2 hours 144 bpm 31.11 km 22.93 km/h
19.5.2013 0:15'00 hours 0.00 km 0.00 km/h
18.5.2013 0:44'11.4 hours 161 bpm 7.71 km 10.47 km/h
16.5.2013 0:37'38.8 hours 147 bpm 6.32 km 10.07 km/h
16.5.2013 0:10'00 hours 0.00 km 0.00 km/h
12.5.2013 0:25'56.9 hours 123 bpm 0.00 km 0.00 km/h
11.5.2013 0:44'13.8 hours 148 bpm 7.64 km 10.36 km/h
9.5.2013 0:43'23.4 hours 149 bpm 7.03 km 9.72 km/h

  • Groups

    • Suunto_Kilometrikisa

      18 members / 14448 Moves

    • Are you working for Suunto? Are you cycling a lot? If you answer yes to both questions, ask me more details how to participate to kilometrikisa 2012

    • Helsinki meeting 2010

      63 members / 24612 Moves

    • Group for invited Launch event people on 10.5. in Helsinki

    • Ambit & t6c/d lovers

      1964 members / 420559 Moves

    • I changed the name into Ambit & t6d/c lovers. I have used the t6d for years with satisfaction. Now I also have the AMBIT: WOW!

    • Trail Running

      2582 members / 418473 Moves

    • Come on! Should we try to become the biggest group in movescount???

    • MovescountTeam

      1178 members / 296562 Moves

    • Please note: this is not an official support forum for Suunto watches or services, and currently this group is not actively monitored. You can get more information about Suunto products from suunto.com - especially from Questions&Answers section in product pages. If you have any issues with our products&services, please contact our Contact Center www.suunto.com/global/en/support/contact-us for detailed support. Thank you!

    • Cross-country skiing

      276 members / 82633 Moves

    • Welcome! Let's share with the enjoyment of the cross-country skiing and the roller skiing each other.

    • Run for Japan

      110 members / 31763 Moves

    • Dear all, there were 56 members in this group by March 31st, and I just paid 56 pounds (64 euros) to the Japan disaster fund. Amer Sports will match my contribution, meaning that together that will be 128 euros. It's still not much money considering the devastation but it's definitely something! The money will be directed to the Japanese Red Cross, which will make sure it'll reach those who need it most. My thoughts go out to all the people in Japan who have lost their homes or loved ones and hope that things will get better soon. Thank you all for being a part of the group! Together we can make a difference! Aku

    • Cyclists

      1788 members / 333453 Moves

    • Great to have you in this group, have a nice ride with your bikes!

    • Suunto Divers

      944 members / 104848 Moves

    • ”Thank you all for joining the Suunto Divers group, and congratulations to Kervin who has won the brand new Suunto D6i! Kervin; check your email and we’ll send you more information about how to receive your prize. Keep on diving everyone!”

    • Finland

      1345 members / 275979 Moves

    • No leader messages.

    • Suunto Forum Users

      78 members / 19964 Moves

    • The demise of the Suunto Forums left us all puzzled. MC is also quite bogged with bad programming so I am personally keeping things lively on my FB page in the form of a diary. You're all invited of course. Gabriele Pinto - Zuljin74

    • Suunto Quest

      1025 members / 111863 Moves

    • Suunto Quest a perfect Sportwatch for every sports!!!

    • Apple fanboys

      606 members / 95448 Moves

    • Getting closer: http://www.movescount.com/applications/iphone

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  • 27 Apps

    • 3

    • Doughnut Patrol

      13.5.2013, Grrandi
      Running, Fun

    • You're a wanted criminal. After the heist of you come out only to notice that your partner in crime has already fled with the loot and your getaway car. Just then you hear the police sirens getting closer and closer. It's time to run! But be aware, because the law enforcement also has several patrols looking for you. The race against the clock begins... Instructions. You have 40 seconds time to gain some lead, after that without keeping the distance you're caught. Your high-tech watch gives you a warning (beep) every time there is patrol approaching your location. While the patrol is near, you must not run. Stop, hide and maybe stretch a little because the police in your rear have not given up on chase. After 25 seconds the patrol has gone past and you are clear to go. In case you get caught the chase maybe resetted by pressing the lap button on your watch. Press it twice to make the cops slower. If you are uncertain what to do, check your watch for information. How far you can run?...

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    • Racer (adjustable...

      5.5.2013, Michael_M
      Running, Competition

    • This App let's you race against the virtual runner. You can set the virtual runner's pace from 5'30 to 4'00 min/km by pressing a lap button. Each button press equals to 10 seconds faster pace. The App shows you the opponent's pace for the first 100 m. "530" refers to "5'30 min/km" and "400" to "4'00 min/km". When the distance 0,1 km is reached, the Racer shows you the distance difference to the opponent. For example "10 m" means that the virtual runner is 10 meters behind you and "-15 m" means that you are 15 meters behind the virtual runner.

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    • R8club

      30.4.2013, Ju22i
      Golf, Training

    • "R8club" is a virtual caddie. It's not only suggesting the right club for the given distance but calculates the penultimate shot so that you can use your favorite wedge for approaching the green! Feel free to change the distances/ clubs to suit your game. Check also APPS: Bogeyman and Distance to Hole

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    • Bogeyman

      29.4.2013, Ju22i
      Golf, Training

    • "Bogeyman" is a score keeper/ ghost player, which adds automatically one stroke/ hole. You can also add strokes by pressing LAP. Double clicking ( ~ 1s) LAP takes one stroke away, rarely needed ;-) Check also APPs: R8club and Distance to Hole

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    • Distance to Hole

      29.4.2013, Ju22i
      Golf, Training

    • "Distance to Hole" gives the distance to the next waypoint i.e. middle of the green/ layup point - whatever you have marked as your route WP. Check also APPS: Bogeyman and R8club

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    • Total ascent

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Environmental

    • Shows the amount of ascent, i.e. cumulative amount of gained altitude during the exercise. Result is given in meters.

    • Total descent

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Environmental

    • Shows the amount of descent, i.e. cumulative amount of lost altitude during the exercise. The result is given in meters.

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    • Storm Alarm

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Environmental

    • Gives a storm alarm when sea level air pressure drops fast enough. The gradient limit is 4hPa per 3 hours.

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    • Sun Times

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Environmental

    • Shows the time of next sunset or sunrise, whichever is predicted to come first.

    • 1

    • Tide US East

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Environmental

    • Shows the time of next high tide or low tide, whichever is predicted to come first.

    • Tide US West

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Tools for daily use

    • Shows the time of next high tide or low tide, whichever is predicted to come first.

    • Vertical Speed

      12.4.2013, Movescount
      Environmental

    • Shows current vertical speed as m/min. Positive numbers indicate ascent and negative numbers descent.

    • 2

    • Pacer Race (5:00m...

      3.12.2012, fredricl
      Running, Target / Goal

    • Race or train against your virtual pacer. Always shows how much you are ahead or behind in time with respect to the goal-pace. Try to keep it at 0 for even splits. Collect some lead-time before that hill comming up, and verify that you did not fall back too much after. Out running we need clear feedback on how we are doing and motivation to reach our goals. I can't run and always look at current pace, and it's to abstract to figure out what the average pace-value 5:03min/km means that I really need to do after 7,7km distance. I find it is easiest to understand that I need to catch up on 22 lost seconds against the pacer. When I increase my speed, the feedback is instant as the pacer-difference begins to decrease. The pacer-difference also always has the same precision, where average pace loses precision over distance. In practice it works like an instant pace-band. Oh, my pacer is "Runner provided with the Apparatus intended to register his Different Paces" http://en.wikisource.org/...

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    • Barometer

      3.12.2012, tomahola
      Trekking, Tools for daily use

    • My attempt to make a barometer that displays the barometric pressure at your location. This app is approximate, valid only at low altitudes, because you can not use log and exp functions in an app. You can also simulate a barometer by setting your reference altitude to zero in the standard Ambit. But it would be really nice and more convenient if you could have a barometer with all three key parameters available at the same time: altitude, atmospheric pressure and QNH (sea level pressure). On my wish list, but not implemented yet, is an altitude trim term to correct for air humidity, air temperature and sensor errors. Trim can be done by setting altitude and QNH or barometric pressure simultaneously and independently. If both pressure and altitude are known, the trim coefficient can be determined. Currently the trim is fixed at factory calibration. I hope you enjoy this App, despite it's inaccuracy! Tom

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    • Rockport fitness ...

      1.12.2012, Michael_M
      Walking, Performance

    • There is different App for Females. Walk one mile (1.61 km) as fast as you can. Use 400m track OR treadmill OR find a flat route and measure distance using integrated GPS or calibrated Foot POD. After 1 mile this App shows your fitness level as Vo2 Max.

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    • Fat burner

      29.11.2012, wwwYnand
      Running, Target / Goal

    • Fat burner app. This app assumes an optimal HR% around 65% MAX HR (in the middle of between 60%-70% MAX HR). Set this app in one of your custom sports modes to show your real-time difference. Keep it between -5% or + 5% . Good luck!

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    • Cardiac drift %

      29.11.2012, The_Ghost
      Running, Training

    • Measures the body exertion during exercises and how fit you are. Best athletes achieve near 1%. Usually it is around 5% and non-trained people gain more than 5%. This formula calculates Cardiac drift between previous and current laps during Steady exercises! Laps should be near equal as distances or times.

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    • Permillage meter ...

      29.11.2012, Tomu
      Multisport, Counter

    • This is for fun and parties :-) This App is for men! This App shows how much you have alcohol in your blood after drinking mugs of beer. You mark the number of mugs of beer you have enjoyed by pressing the LAP button AFTER you have drunk the mug. 1 lap = 1 mug of beer (0,5l, less than 4,7% of alcohol) = 18g of alcohol = 1,5 portion of alcohol I recommend to use 60s GPS interval with this app, so that the accu endures for the next morning and beyond. http://www.paihdelinkki.fi/alkoholineuvonnan-opas/promille Do not trust this for e.g. driving a car. Do not come to blame me if cops do have a different opinion. This ought to be close but it's still for fun :-)

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    • Beats per km

      29.11.2012, kemetter
      Running, Training

    • An indication of personal running (or other sport) efficiency. Indicates how your running pace relates to your heartrate. The unit of this value is [beats per kilometer] and it is calculated on your current HR and pace. Can be used in any sport that uses HR and speed.

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    • Show Recovery Time

      29.11.2012, guigui
      Consumption

    • Show your Recovery Time in hours during your exercise with the use of an HR belt.

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    • Breaking distance...

      29.11.2012, juei
      Motorsports, Estimate

    • gravity = 9.8067 m/s^2 friction (dry asphalt) = 0.7 friction (wet asphalt) = 0.5 d = velocity^2 / (2*friction*gravity) total_d = d + reaction time (travelled per 1 second)

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    • How hard

      28.11.2012, Movescount
      Guidance

    • Using heart rates zones is a useful way to control your exercise intensity. But if you need more precise guidance, this is the App for you. This app shows real-time intensity based on your own maximum heart rate. Set it in one of your custom sports modes and let your real-time exercise intensity guide you.

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