Suunto Training Manager software

{Suunto Training Manager} is an integral part of the Suunto t6 and/or Suunto Memory Belt experience. It stores and organizes training sessions, allowing athletes to analyze their performance.

Athletes can view their performance over a single workout or a specific period of time, with a detailed analysis of seven different body parameters including:
- Heart rate
- {EPOC} (Excess Post-exercise {Oxygen Consumption}, ml/kg)
- {EPOC} based {Training Effect} (1-5 scale describing the result of the cumulative aerobic load of the training session)
- {Respiration Rate} (breaths per minute)
- Respiration Volume (liters/minute)
- {Oxygen Consumption} (VO2, ml/kg/min.)
- Energy Expenditure (kcal)

Calculations are based on beat-to-beat analysis and heart rate variability.

Equipped with a Suunto Foot, GPS, Bike and/or Cadence POD, the program allows Suunto t6 users to evaluate their performance in terms of:
- speed
- distance
- cadence
- altitude

Remember to download the latest update from www.suunto.com/download.

Update for {Suunto Training Manager} software in October 2008

The latest update for your {Suunto Training Manager} software is now available. Based on your feedback, the usability of selected key features has been improved, such as viewing your zone times as a percentage of your total training time. These new updates also enhance the overall speed and printing functionalities of your current Suunto software.

An update for everyone who is now using the Windows Vista software

We now have the Vista drivers on our download center for both 32 bit and 64 bit systems. Please go to the site and download the drivers to enable compatibility with Suunto Dive Manager, Training Manager & Monitor, Training Manager Lite, Trek Manager, Track Exporter and Windows Vista. Click here!

Windows security patch causes failure in {Suunto Training Manager}

After updating the Windows XP with the security patch from Microsoft (released April 3, 2007) the {Suunto Training Manager} software will no longer run. Instead the following error message box appears: "The system DLL user32.dll was relocated in memory. The application will not run properly.

The relocation occurred because the dll c:\windows\system32\hhctrl.ocx occupied an address range reserved for Windows System DLLs. The vendor supplying the DLL should be contacted for a new DLL."

Microsoft has issued a "hotfix" for this, which can be downloaded from their knowledgebase article 935448. The link is: support.microsoft.com/kb/935448/en-us

Please, remember to choose the same language for the installed fix as you have for your Windows, otherwise the installation will fail.