Is PAI still suitable for performance evaluation now that BioCharge is available?
Before Biocharge, I used to look at my PAI score to some extent to determine if I had trained enough and if my health was ready for a workout. Since getting Biocharge, I've been checking this feature more frequently and have been overlooking the PAI point. Many health metrics confuse me, so a single score like PAI or BC is simpler for me.
Because I'm not a professional athlete, I lack the skills to assess my physical condition using various parameters. BC can tell me if I'm genuinely tired, or just being lazy, and if I should get my ass up and go for a run.
One day I inadvertently realized that PAI Health—the company that created the PAI score—has ceased operations. Although Zepp continues to calculate PAI scores, is it still accurate? Or has BC now completely replaced it?
This question is posed so I can clean up the watch's display interface. If PAI is no longer needed, it can be removed, saving me from having to pay attention to another parameter.
Thank you for all the expert advice.