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1. implement carbohydrate/fat combustion to training zones

   it would be nice, if it is possible to add Fat/Carbohydrate- and of course the overall energy Combustion data from a lab test (e.g. Inscyd, Spiro) to the training zones. So it would be possible to automatically calculate e.g. the fat/carbohydrate combustion during a training session/training week. I think, that would be a great improvement For all coaches, who use those lab tests. Other Platforms (todays plans, azum) already have this feature...

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2. Manually adding distance mile/km laps/splits in analysis and distance line markers on the graph

   I have a new athlete who uses an Apple watch and her run comes through as one lap. TP helpdesk has said this is the way the file comes to them and that Apple will label the mile laps in their native app but they are not automatically writing them into the file itself.
   While I understand the information provided by the Apple file, I still find the absence of labelled laps in the analyse section of TraingPeaks a bit perplexing, especially considering the investment I've made in TrainingPeaks Premium accounts for my athletes. It seems like a basic feature that could significantly enhance the user experience. Using the drag and highlight on each mile of the graph to create laps method for every run is incredibly time consuming but is the solution TrainingPeaks offers.
   It just seems odd when in TP you can click Peak mile/km or 400m/800m etc to highlight that section on the chart, that I couldn't click each individual mile or km in the same method, rather than dragging sections on the chart. Alternatively, perhaps a toggle, similar to what Final Surge offers for adding distance laps post-workout, could be a viable solution. I've encountered challenges with the current method of dragging sections on the chart to delineate laps, particularly when precision is crucial. The lack of distance lines along the bottom of the analysis chart further adds to the difficulty. I've gathered from googling the issue and discussions with fellow coaches that this is a common sentiment.
   Additionally, I have Suunto users among my athletes, and the absence of this feature has significantly slowed down my workflow. The workaround TP provided in response to Suunto users having missing laps if I use the workout builder for an hour's endurance run for example hasn't proven to be efficient, and it's becoming a considerable time sink, especially with multiple athletes now on Suunto devices. I either use the workout builder so their TSS along with pace, RPE or HR are on the workout prescribed but then their data comes back as one lap or I have to work out the TSS, Pace etc and manually add them so that I get their workout with laps from Suunto.
   Other platforms respond to user needs, as evident in Strava adding distance laps to this same Apple file. This particular data is fundamental for runners, and having it readily available within the TrainingPeaks platform would undoubtedly enhance both athlete's and coaches' experience using the platform.

   I have a new athlete who uses an Apple watch and her run comes through as one lap. TP helpdesk has said this is the way the file comes to them and that Apple will label the mile laps in their native app but they are not automatically writing them into the file itself.
   While I understand the information provided by the Apple file, I still find the absence of labelled laps in the analyse section of TraingPeaks a bit perplexing, especially considering the investment I've made in TrainingPeaks Premium accounts for my athletes. It seems like a basic feature… more

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3. Fix swim distances so the are accurate on "Analyze" screen

   My swim workouts no longer show the actual continuous distances I have swum during a workout under the “Laps & Splits” display but rather show my entire workout in many 25 yard increments.

   TP says this is because of how the data is received from Apple in the “fit” file. But Apple says they have not made any changes and/or that you (TP) should contact Apple through the developer channels to discuss with them.

   Regardless of where the issue lies, something changed (for me) around 10/3 and continues to happen now. Before that date, I could "analyze" my swim workouts based on distances I actually swam; since then, I get everything in 25 yard increments, regardless of if I swam 50s, 100s, 200s, etc.

   See the attachments for a more detailed explanation and before and after screen shots.

   Are any other swimmers having this problem? If yes, add your votes so we can get this looked at.

   Thank you!

   My swim workouts no longer show the actual continuous distances I have swum during a workout under the “Laps & Splits” display but rather show my entire workout in many 25 yard increments.

   TP says this is because of how the data is received from Apple in the “fit” file. But Apple says they have not made any changes and/or that you (TP) should contact Apple through the developer channels to discuss with them.

   Regardless of where the issue lies, something changed (for me) around 10/3 and continues to happen now. Before that date, I could "analyze" my swim workouts… more

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4. EF - Kalkulation

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   Derzeit ärgere ich mich täglich über die EF - Kalkulation bei Läufen.
   Stelle ich bei TSS auf rTSS ein, dann wird mir bei meiner Athletin Malin Ehlers ein EF von 0.02 bei einer NGP von 04:44 min/km und einer Herzfrequenz von 159 errechnet. Was soll denn da die Grundlage sein?
   Stelle ich auf TSS um, dann wird der TSS viel zu hoch berechnet für eine Einheit von 46:52 Minuten ein TSS von 131. Das ist überhaupt nicht möglich!! Zudem wird dann ein EF-Wert von 1.97 errechnet, weil wahrscheinlich die fiktiv errechneten Wattwerte von 314 als Grundlage genommen werden. Sie ist aber nicht mit einem Stryd oder Ähnlichem gelaufen.
   Stelle ich auf die Variante 3 um, auf hrTSS wird gar kein EF-Wert errechnet.

   Das ist wirklich nervig und ich frage mich, warum man die Metriken die in Relation zueinander gesetzt werden sollen als Coach oder Athlet selbst auswählen kann. Ich möchte als EF-Wert einfach nur das Verhältnis Pace zu Herzfrequenz ermittelt haben.
   Zudem ist es immer noch nicht möglich sich eine Grafik generieren zu lassen mit den EF-Werten aller Laufeinheiten.
   Andere Trainingsplattformen bieten diesen Service mittlerweile an, wie z.B. die deutsche Plattform MATS, obwohl sie ganz neu ist.
   Es wäre schön, wenn ihr da endlich mal was machen würdet.

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   Christian
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   Derzeit ärgere ich mich täglich über die EF - Kalkulation bei Läufen.
   Stelle ich bei TSS auf rTSS ein, dann wird mir bei meiner Athletin Malin Ehlers ein EF von 0.02 bei einer NGP von 04:44 min/km und einer Herzfrequenz von 159 errechnet. Was soll denn da die Grundlage sein?
   Stelle ich auf TSS um, dann wird der TSS viel zu hoch berechnet für eine Einheit von 46:52 Minuten ein TSS von 131. Das ist überhaupt nicht möglich!! Zudem wird dann ein EF-Wert von 1.97 errechnet, weil wahrscheinlich die fiktiv errechneten Wattwerte von 314 als Grundlage genommen werden.… more

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5. Being able to create own custom laps or recalculate laps

   I would like to be able to create laps within TP. At the moment can only use auto laps from garmin. I would like to crop workouts within TP then recalculate 1km laps again after editing. Please allow this

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6. peak Heart Rate chart

   It would be useful to include 3 minutes (anaerobic TH) on the peak Heart rate chart and 20km,25km and 35km on the Peak Pace Chart.(Marathon training)

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7. It would be nice on the dash board to see the ramp rates for the last 7, 28, 90, 365 days like in mobile fitness report. A

   A dashboard chart like the mobile fitness report with previous duration dependent ramp rates and if possible predictive ramp rates based on what is prescribed.

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8. stride length- average stride length

   For both mobile and desktop:
   Need to be able to view average stride length from run history and also be able to do so BY LAP so that user may see efficiencies / differences in stride length between laps (hard or easy).

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9. Fault in pulling data from Training Plans to Individual athletes

   There appears to be a fault in the data and presentation pulled from set group training programmes into an individual athletes plan. The athlete is presented with a % of threshold to complete a section of a training session but there is a drop down box that doesn't always correlate to the prescribed % of threshold. I am not sure if the TSS is therefore being calculated as well as this being confusing for the athlete

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10. ******* levels

    Custom Field Creation: Enable users to create custom fields in their activity logs. These fields would be specifically designed to record ******* levels at different heart rates. This customization allows for more precise tracking of an athlete's physiological responses to training.

    Data Input Options: Athletes or coaches can manually input ******* levels, measured through blood ******* testing during or after workouts, alongside the corresponding heart rate at the time of the test.

    Graphical Data Representation: Integrate these custom fields into the platform's existing data visualization tools. For instance, a graph could plot heart rate (BPM) against ******* levels over time, providing a clear visual representation of how ******* threshold evolves with training.

    Threshold Analysis: Use this data to help athletes and coaches identify and track changes in ******* threshold. This is crucial for endurance sports, as it can guide training intensity zones and indicate improvements in aerobic capacity and endurance.

    Custom Field Creation: Enable users to create custom fields in their activity logs. These fields would be specifically designed to record ******* levels at different heart rates. This customization allows for more precise tracking of an athlete's physiological responses to training.

    Data Input Options: Athletes or coaches can manually input ******* levels, measured through blood ******* testing during or after workouts, alongside the corresponding heart rate at the time of the test.

    Graphical Data Representation: Integrate these custom fields into the platform's existing data visualization tools. For instance, a graph could plot heart rate (BPM) against ******* levels over time,… more

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11. AWC/W'

    Add AWC/W' graphic.
    I think that it's an important thing to add in metrics and in the graph to better analized races and trainings

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12. I need to be able to do group export (csv).

    I need to be able to do group export (csv).

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13. Show planned time and percentage of total time in each power zone for future weeks on calendar and dashboard

    As a user planning my own training schedule, I would like to know how much time I have planned in each zone for future weeks, so I can ensure that the proportion of high intensity and low intensity work is in line with my desires.

    Currently, if I want to know how much time I am planning to spend in zones 4, 5, 6 compared with zones 2 and 3 in a future week of my training plan, I need to manually calculate the cumulative time in each zone by summing them together from each workout in the week. This is a laborious waste of my time--it can be done easily by the web app, and in fact is already done for workouts once they are completed. It is a major gap in my ability to manage my own training plan.

    I should be able to see for future weeks, in addition to the total planned time, a breakdown of the planned time in each power zone and each zone's percentage of the total time.

    As a user planning my own training schedule, I would like to know how much time I have planned in each zone for future weeks, so I can ensure that the proportion of high intensity and low intensity work is in line with my desires.

    Currently, if I want to know how much time I am planning to spend in zones 4, 5, 6 compared with zones 2 and 3 in a future week of my training plan, I need to manually calculate the cumulative time in each zone by summing them together from each workout in the week. This… more

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14. searching notes

    Hi,
    is it possible to search a note on the calendar instead of a workout?
    I need to track nutrition, biomechanics checks, ... through notes.
    I think that can be helpful for other users and athletes.

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15. There is a bug in the workout analysis window whereby the average pace is not between the min and the max

    When selecting a section of a workout, the calculated average is often wrong. As shown in the attached screenshot, the average is frequently so wrong it is outside of range of the data (pace or power) in the selected section. This bug has been present for years, and significantly reduces the value of the analysis tool. I have seen the issue pointed out many times in online forums and somehow it has never been fixed. Please fix this!

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16. Apply the custom date range feature to the Fitness History tables on the Dashboard.

    The Fitness History tables include one year of historical data. It would be great to be able to go further back in time. The custom date range feature works for the charts but not for the tables.

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17. Represent a metric in the performance manage dashboard (HRV particularly)

    I think it would be extremely interesting if we could represent at least one metric in the performance manage dashboard, for personal analysis.

    For instance, in my case I want to display HRV -in fact I enter the 10 day rolling average value of HRV, that I obtain from another system- against the already visible CTL, Fatigue, Form, TSS... I have found trends in HRV (the 10 day RA) to be of great significance when gauging if your body is being able or not to cope with the energy demands of training and life in general.

    For example, I was following a training regime where theoretically my CTL increased, while keeping fatigue and form more or less under control. If the adaptation had been positive, I would have expected an increase in HRV trends; but in fact it was plumbing slowly but steadily, because I am also following a keto diet, so I understood that training load was excessive in that context and had to step back, to avoid overtraining. Soon after that I've seen my HRV numbers increase, while keeping CTL and form stable, and seeing progress with my keto diet.

    A proper HRV value for instance can be used to account for a lot of the things going on in your body (and life: stress, illness, diets, etc...) and that will affect fatigue, recovery, training capacity and thus form.

    In general, I think that being able to cross-examine metrics against performance parameters is extremely interesting (with the necessary understanding that obviously there isn't always a correlation).

    I think it would be extremely interesting if we could represent at least one metric in the performance manage dashboard, for personal analysis.

    For instance, in my case I want to display HRV -in fact I enter the 10 day rolling average value of HRV, that I obtain from another system- against the already visible CTL, Fatigue, Form, TSS... I have found trends in HRV (the 10 day RA) to be of great significance when gauging if your body is being able or not to cope with the energy demands of training and life in general.

    For example, I was… more

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18. Possibility to see where in the training was each (Power/Heart) zone

    Whoop does this with heart rate zones, it shows how long you staid in each zone, and once you click on the zone, it shows on the graph the moments on the training where that zone was being worked. This is good to understand if the actual training achieved the zones required. This can be done based on Power Zones and Heart Rate zones.

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19. 90 day PR's

    I appreciate having 90 day PR's now available but wish it didn't default to that setting, as coaches are all calibrated to current year or all-time.

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20. Sub title

    I would like to be able to save a workout with the same title.

    I would recommend a subtitle to be added to differentiate the session. This would save having to edit workouts too.

    Example below are two sessions but the structure of the session is different.

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    Title - Run test to establish your Threshold and Zones
    Sub Title - 20 Minute test

    Title - Run test to establish your Threshold and Zones
    Sub Title - 20 Minute test. Shorter warm up and cool down period.

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