Huawei Band 8 User Guide - Page 8

Viewing the RAI, Workout status

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Exercise Deleting a workout record Touch and hold a workout record on Exercise records in the Huawei Health app and delete it. However, this record will still be available in Workout records on the device. Viewing the RAI Running Ability Index (RAI) is a comprehensive index that reflects a runner's endurance and technique efficiency. It is based on a runner's best times. In general, a runner with a higher RAI performs better in competitions. Before you start • To use this feature, update the device and the Huawei Health app to their latest versions. • The RAI feature is only available for outdoor running and running courses that last for more than 12 minutes. Indoor running is not supported. Viewing the RAI • On the device: 1 Go to Settings > Watch face & home > Home, and select Grid to display the apps in grid view. 2 Touch to view the RAI. • On your phone: Open the Huawei Health app, go to Exercise > Outdoor run > Total distance run (km), select a running record, and touch Graph to view your fitness data such as RAI, pace zone, and training load level. Workout status Enter the device's app list, touch Workout status ( ), and swipe up on the screen to view data including your running ability index (RAI), recovery status, training load, and VO2Max. • RAI is a comprehensive index that reflects a runner's endurance and technique efficiency. In general, a runner with a higher RAI performs better in competitions. • Recovery status reflects the recovery from fatigue caused by the impact of the latest training session. A training session with a higher intensity will require a longer recovery time. • Your training load from the last seven days can be viewed to determine your level based on your fitness status. The device collects your training load from workout modes that track your heart rate. • VO2Max refers to the maximum amount of oxygen that you can utilise during intense exercise. It is an important indicator of your body's aerobic ability. 6

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Deleting a workout record
Touch and hold a workout record on
Exercise records
in the Huawei Health app and delete
it. However, this record will still be available in
Workout records
on the device.
Viewing the RAI
Running Ability Index (RAI) is a comprehensive index that
reflects
a runner's endurance and
technique
efficiency.
It is based on a runner's best times. In general, a runner with a higher
RAI performs better in competitions.
Before you start
To use this feature, update the device and the Huawei Health app to their latest versions.
The RAI feature is only available for outdoor running and running courses that last for
more than 12 minutes. Indoor running is not supported.
Viewing the RAI
On the device:
1
Go to
Settings
>
Watch face & home
>
Home
, and select
Grid
to display the apps in
grid view.
2
Touch
to view the RAI.
On your phone: Open the Huawei Health app, go to
Exercise
>
Outdoor run
>
Total
distance run (km)
, select a running record, and touch
Graph
to view your
fitness
data
such as RAI, pace zone, and training load level.
Workout status
Enter the device's app list, touch
Workout status
(
), and swipe up on the screen to view
data including your running ability index (RAI), recovery status, training load, and VO2Max.
RAI is a comprehensive index that
reflects
a runner's endurance and technique
efficiency.
In
general, a runner with a higher RAI performs better in competitions.
Recovery status
reflects
the recovery from fatigue caused by the impact of the latest
training session. A training session with a higher intensity will require a longer recovery
time.
Your training load from the last seven days can be viewed to determine your level based on
your
fitness
status. The device collects your training load from workout modes that track
your heart rate.
VO2Max refers to the maximum amount of oxygen that you can utilise during intense
exercise. It is an important indicator of your body's aerobic ability.
Exercise
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