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1. Please incorporate Garmin sleep data into the PMC

   Most Garmin watches now offer sleep analysis and they incorporate this into a feature called Body Battery that indicates fatigue and training readiness. Since you can now sync this sleep data into TP, please can you integrate it into the Performance Management Chart? Sleep quality is a critical factor in the body's ability to perform but right now the PMC ignores it.

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2. Swim Workout Compliance

   Currently the planned workout includes breaks and gives a time and pace based on that. The uploaded workout does not, so the pace and TSS are higher, and the workout compliance ends up not green.
   
   There are pros and cons for both measures - being able to see actual swim pace, not pace including breaks, or being able to see the total duration of the sessions., Either way I think we should compare the same thing, not 2 different things.
   I would prefer the uploaded file to include breaks, but a toggle to be Abe to switch between them on planned and actual would be fabulous

   Currently the planned workout includes breaks and gives a time and pace based on that. The uploaded workout does not, so the pace and TSS are higher, and the workout compliance ends up not green.
   
   There are pros and cons for both measures - being able to see actual swim pace, not pace including breaks, or being able to see the total duration of the sessions., Either way I think we should compare the same thing, not 2 different things.
   I would prefer the uploaded file to include breaks, but a toggle to be Abe to switch between them on… more

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3. Scattered Graph - Save settings introduced by user

   Hi there,
   when using the scattered graph and introducing different views of various combinations of data channels, these settings will reset to the default every time it is closed and reopened. This does not make too many sense.
   Would be a very nice feature if the settings I introduce to the scattered graph would be saved when leaving the dialogue saving it or "save and close" ...
   Ideally for bike and run differently as - depending on the discipline - different combinations of channels are relevant / interesting.
   What do you think?
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   Future Opportunity  ·  AdminTony Viton (Product Manager, TrainingPeaks) responded

   Thank you for the feedback. This is a common request and has been added to that project’s feedback.

   Future opportunities have not been added to our road map yet, but we are actively collecting feedback which contributes to the prioritization process. We do not want to set up false expectations and want to make sure that there is awareness that this update currently is not prioritized and does not have an ETA.

4. My first Annual Training Plan is about to conclude. It would be nice to be able to generate a summary report for the entire year.
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5. Add Swimrun as a multisport option for events

   With its increasing popularity, we need Swimrun as a sub-category for multisport events

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6. A graph that can be generated showing efficiency factor changes over time from workout to workout?

   A graph that can be generated showing efficiency factor changes over time from workout to workout

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7. Data Comparison HR vs.Pace

   I'd like to see better visualization comparison between different metrics.
   So for example.
   I want to know how my HR value changed in different Pace Zones in the last three month, years e.g.

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8. Add longer durations for peaks

   Please add longer standard durations for Peaks. Currently the max duration for measuring power or HR is 90 minutes. However, many fitness events, for example Gravel cycling or running marathons, last much longer than 90 minutes. Being able to measure performance over longer durations than 90 minutes is a key requirement, in training for events such as these.
   There are other Ideas for the ability to define custom durations. That would be very good, but would also take quite a bit of developer time to implement since it’s a more complex function. As a short term, easier-to-implement enhancement, please just add longer durations to the system. I suggest 2 hours, 2.5 hours, 3, and 4 hours.

   Please add longer standard durations for Peaks. Currently the max duration for measuring power or HR is 90 minutes. However, many fitness events, for example Gravel cycling or running marathons, last much longer than 90 minutes. Being able to measure performance over longer durations than 90 minutes is a key requirement, in training for events such as these.
   There are other Ideas for the ability to define custom durations. That would be very good, but would also take quite a bit of developer time to implement since it’s a more complex function. As a short term, easier-to-implement enhancement, please just… more

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   Planned  ·  AdminNick Titus (Sr. Product Manager, TrainingPeaks) responded

   Agreed! Longer duration peaks would be rad - we're keen on these too.

9. Possibility to unpair planned and completed workouts where Power and HR data is not present

   Currently when I record a bike activity that doesn't have neither power nor heart rate it automatically pairs with the first planned activity for this day. However, I can't unpair it as I can for "normal" activities where HR and/or power are present. So I need to delete the paired planned/completed activity.

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10. Validate/Sanity Check Peak Performances

    For Peak Performances, if I set a new record that's greater than 25% more than my previous, I feel it should ask me to confirm if it's valid. Or at least some checks that I'm not running faster than Usain Bolt's 100m mph for a full mile, or swimming faster than Michael Phelps or biking faster than Lance Armstrong, etc... For those of us that live in a city and the buildings the GPS can be inaccurate and cause wildly incorrect times and an upper bound would be quite useful.

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11. Median Heart Rate

    Hi, it is possible to add the ability to select median heart rate rather than average? If there are enough outliers in the data, it will skew the results. As an example, I just completed an hour run. My heart rate settled in to a range of 130-132 for most of the run but since there was a ramp in the beginning and at the end, they were included and it skewed the average down. I have also seen this have a larger impact on treadmill runs where I had to stop momentarily to start another session since I exceeded the maximum time. Thanks!

    Hi, it is possible to add the ability to select median heart rate rather than average? If there are enough outliers in the data, it will skew the results. As an example, I just completed an hour run. My heart rate settled in to a range of 130-132 for most of the run but since there was a ramp in the beginning and at the end, they were included and it skewed the average down. I have also seen this have a larger impact on treadmill runs where I had to stop momentarily to start another session since I exceeded… more

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12. Merging Garmin

    I currently have a Garmin watch (currently Forerunner 955) and a Garmin Index scale. Everyday my health data from Garmin is synched from Garmin Connect to TrainingPeaks. However, they synch separately and I end with two different entries. One with the weight metrics from the Garmin scale, and another with the sleep data and other metrics from the forerunner. I believe all health data should be incorporated into a single daily file, at least for the first weigh in of the day. I understand some people might want to weigh themselves more than once daily, and that could make it into a second file.

    I currently have a Garmin watch (currently Forerunner 955) and a Garmin Index scale. Everyday my health data from Garmin is synched from Garmin Connect to TrainingPeaks. However, they synch separately and I end with two different entries. One with the weight metrics from the Garmin scale, and another with the sleep data and other metrics from the forerunner. I believe all health data should be incorporated into a single daily file, at least for the first weigh in of the day. I understand some people might want to weigh themselves more than once daily, and that could make it… more

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13. Performance metrics

    Feature Description:
    We propose adding a new feature that provides personalized training suggestions based on daily performance metrics and overall health status. This feature will utilize TrainingPeaks' existing metrics, including Training Stress Score (TSS), Fitness (CTL), Fatigue (ATL), and Form (TSB), to offer tailored advice for morning and evening training sessions, as well as adjustments for the following day and week. Additionally, the feature will suggest updates to the Annual Training Plan (ATP) and focus on A races in the athlete's calendar.

    Purpose:
    The primary goal of this feature is to help self-trained athletes optimize their training by providing real-time, data-driven recommendations. This will enhance their training efficiency, prevent overtraining, and ensure balanced progress, all while keeping their primary race goals in focus.

    User Impact:
    - Self-trained athletes will receive personalized training suggestions each morning, helping them to decide whether to increase or decrease their training effort.
    - Evening summaries will review the day's performance and offer adjustments for the next day's training.
    - Weekly insights will help athletes plan their training schedule more effectively, based on cumulative data.
    - The feature will suggest updates to the ATP based on current performance metrics, ensuring the athlete's training aligns with their A race goals.

    Functionality:
    1. Morning Suggestions:
    - Based on the athlete’s Training Stress Score (TSS), Fitness (CTL), Fatigue (ATL), and Form (TSB) from the previous day, provide a recommendation on whether to increase or decrease the training effort for the morning session.
    - Consider the athlete's overall health and recovery status when generating these suggestions.

    1. Evening Review:

       • Summarize the athlete’s performance for the day, highlighting any deviations from the planned training.
       • Provide recommendations for adjusting the next day's training based on the day's performance and recovery data.

    2. Weekly Insights:

       • Analyze the athlete’s training data over the past week to offer suggestions for the upcoming week.
       • Highlight trends in Fitness, Fatigue, and Form to help athletes plan their training schedule for optimal performance and recovery.

    3. ATP Updates:

       • Suggest updates to the Annual Training Plan (ATP) based on current performance metrics and trends.
       • Ensure that the suggested adjustments keep the athlete's training on track for their A races, which they must fill out in their calendar.

    User Stories:
    1. Morning Training Adjustments:
    - As a self-trained athlete, I want to receive a notification each morning suggesting whether to increase or decrease my training intensity, so I can optimize my workout based on my current fitness and fatigue levels.
    - Example: "Good morning! Based on yesterday's training and your current fatigue level, we recommend a lower intensity workout this morning to aid recovery."

    1. Evening Performance Summary:

       • As a self-trained athlete, I want a summary of my daily performance each evening, so I can understand how my training went and what adjustments I should make for the next day.
       • Example: "Today’s performance was slightly above your planned intensity. Consider a moderate workout tomorrow to balance your fatigue levels."

    2. Weekly Training Insights:

       • As a self-trained athlete, I want to receive weekly insights that analyze my training data, so I can plan my upcoming week’s training schedule for optimal performance and recovery.
       • Example: "Your training over the past week shows a consistent increase in fatigue. Plan for a recovery day mid-week to prevent overtraining."

    3. ATP Updates:

       • As a self-trained athlete, I want the system to suggest updates to my Annual Training Plan (ATP) based on my current performance metrics, so my training remains aligned with my goals for my A races.
       • Example: "Based on your recent training data, we recommend adjusting your ATP to include a recovery phase next week to ensure optimal performance for your upcoming A race."

    By implementing this feature, TrainingPeaks can further enhance its value to self-trained athletes, providing actionable insights that improve training outcomes and support long-term athletic development while keeping their primary race goals in focus.

    Feature Description:
    We propose adding a new feature that provides personalized training suggestions based on daily performance metrics and overall health status. This feature will utilize TrainingPeaks' existing metrics, including Training Stress Score (TSS), Fitness (CTL), Fatigue (ATL), and Form (TSB), to offer tailored advice for morning and evening training sessions, as well as adjustments for the following day and week. Additionally, the feature will suggest updates to the Annual Training Plan (ATP) and focus on A races in the athlete's calendar.

    Purpose:
    The primary goal of this feature is to help self-trained athletes optimize their training by providing real-time,… more

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14. peak performance Filters: Indoor/Outdoor and Normalized

    Provide Added functionality to 'Peak Performance' feature that allows to see 5s, 1min, 5min, 10min, etc based on virtual or outdoor rides. Also, add capability to see peak performances based on normalized power.

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15. Addition of Scatter Plot Functionality to Dashboards for Enhanced Data Analysis

    Hi Peakers,

    I'd like to request the addition of the Scatter Plot function, currently available in individual analyses, to the Dashboards section as well. This function should include variables such as Pace, HR (Heart Rate), Power, Cadence, Step Length, etc., plotted against Distance, Time, Temperature, etc. Importantly, it would be highly beneficial if the analysis could incorporate not just peak values but also averages or median values. This is because training sessions occur more frequently than competitive events where peak performance is observed.

    Furthermore, it would be great to have the option to construct a chart showing minimum, maximum, average, and median values. The ability to specify a comparison period would also add value, allowing for performance tracking over time. Lastly, an extrapolation feature would serve as an excellent enhancement, offering predictions based on current data trends.

    This addition would significantly improve the utility of the Dashboards for tracking and improving performance over time, offering a more nuanced view of an athlete's data.

    Thank you.

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    I'd like to request the addition of the Scatter Plot function, currently available in individual analyses, to the Dashboards section as well. This function should include variables such as Pace, HR (Heart Rate), Power, Cadence, Step Length, etc., plotted against Distance, Time, Temperature, etc. Importantly, it would be highly beneficial if the analysis could incorporate not just peak values but also averages or median values. This is because training sessions occur more frequently than competitive events where peak performance is observed.

    Furthermore, it would be great to have the option to construct a chart showing minimum, maximum, average,… more

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16. Having a training pace calculator on Training Peak and Training Peak mobile app

    Hi guys, As a coach sometimes the question is asked by our athletes when doing track sessions what the time is for each lap or segment. For example if I wanted my athletes to run a 900m continuous effort at slightly faster paces for each 300m then I would normally go to a website and plug in the information. This would be good to have on the Training Peaks website and Mobile app to be able to calculate at the time speaking with the athletes (especially if you are not the greatest with math calculations quickly). So in my example above the paces were 3:45; 3:30 and 3:20 for each 300m segment of the 900m. Would also come in handy when working with a squad and having athletes running different paces. Just time-saving.

    Hi guys, As a coach sometimes the question is asked by our athletes when doing track sessions what the time is for each lap or segment. For example if I wanted my athletes to run a 900m continuous effort at slightly faster paces for each 300m then I would normally go to a website and plug in the information. This would be good to have on the Training Peaks website and Mobile app to be able to calculate at the time speaking with the athletes (especially if you are not the greatest with math calculations quickly). So in my example… more

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17. Performance Diagnostic Running & Cycling

    I'd like to add my performance Diagnostic Running / Cycling results to TP. Additional to this, you can see the overall changes in a chart

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18. Make the PP chart infinitely variable. Do not include only the specific time intervals (5s, 10s, 12s, 20s, etc.).

    The PP chart in Strava, Golden Cheetah, etc. show peak power numbers for basically all time intervals, which is very helpful. It's nice to know if someone smashed an effort 8m long, but then you see a big drop to 10m. Or if someone has a great climb that's 45-50m long and their peak performances are on that climb, but not for 30m or 1h. Those highpoints on the curve are impossible to see with the big gaps in TP.

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    Future Opportunity  ·  AdminTony Viton (Product Manager, TrainingPeaks) responded

    Thank you for the feedback. This is a common request and has been added to that project’s feedback.

    Future opportunities have not been added to our road map yet, but we are actively collecting feedback which contributes to the prioritization process. We do not want to set up false expectations and want to make sure that there is awareness that this update currently is not prioritized and does not have an ETA.

19. 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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20. 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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