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1. 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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2. 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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3. Average to Metric Graphs

   The option to add an average to metric graphs such as weight, resting heart rate, HRV.

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4. 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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5. 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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6. Addition of Scatter Plot Functionality to Dashboards for Enhanced Data Analysis

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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, 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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7. 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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8. 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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9. Year over year or custom period overlay for comparison.

   While preparing for an event, it would be nice to overlay previous period to compare progress. Like, what do these 16 weeks look like, compared to another “similar period” last year. Especially interesting if you reuse an old training plan.

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10. Individual metrics

    Individual metrics like ftp, vo2max, vlamax from diagnostic data to document atheltets performace development over time and with grafics in the dashboard.

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11. Weekly Report Generation across a group of athletes for various metrics

    It would be great if you could facilitate Weekly Report Generation across a group or groups of athletes.
    To think of just a few useful metrics one could include:
    TSS, duration, total distance and elevation, AP/NP, Pmax, longest ride highest EF or IF perhaps
    The reports could be done monthly, annually or date ranged perhaps for even greater functionality.

    this tool would be great a coach's own group of athletes to foster community/share learning

    it also the offers a springboard to share such data in the form of leaderboards across the whole TP community (possibly)...

    Is such a tool available via WKO5 in some way? sort of like segments are common across riders (even tho you can currently only see them for individual athletes.

    many thanks for taking a peak into this potentially killer tool

    It would be great if you could facilitate Weekly Report Generation across a group or groups of athletes.
    To think of just a few useful metrics one could include:
    TSS, duration, total distance and elevation, AP/NP, Pmax, longest ride highest EF or IF perhaps
    The reports could be done monthly, annually or date ranged perhaps for even greater functionality.

    this tool would be great a coach's own group of athletes to foster community/share learning

    it also the offers a springboard to share such data in the form of leaderboards across the whole TP community (possibly)...

    Is such a tool available… more

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12. Feature Suggestion: Bulk Edit Workout Data for Greater Flexibility

    I’d love to see a bulk-edit feature for workouts, especially useful for runners like me who switch to treadmill training in winter. Currently, my Garmin Watch records inaccurate pace data on the treadmill, even with calibration, which only adjusts the average pace. This results in skewed metrics like TSS and Peak Performance.

    When I program interval training in TrainingPeaks, each segment is recorded as a separate lap. To correct the data, I'd like the option to manually enter a single pace value for each lap, rather than editing every second of data individually. This would save significant time and ensure greater accuracy.

    Ideally, the feature would allow users to select a lap and enter a single pace, which would then automatically apply to all associated data rows. An even more flexible option could allow selection of multiple rows to apply a single pace value—similar to how you can drag and fill values in Excel. This would be extremely useful in cases where I need to adjust pace mid-interval to stay within a target HR zone.

    A bulk-editing tool like this would be invaluable for refining workout data and maintaining training accuracy across seasons!

    I’d love to see a bulk-edit feature for workouts, especially useful for runners like me who switch to treadmill training in winter. Currently, my Garmin Watch records inaccurate pace data on the treadmill, even with calibration, which only adjusts the average pace. This results in skewed metrics like TSS and Peak Performance.

    When I program interval training in TrainingPeaks, each segment is recorded as a separate lap. To correct the data, I'd like the option to manually enter a single pace value for each lap, rather than editing every second of data individually. This would save significant time and ensure… more

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13. 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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14. 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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15. rtss

    Improve rTSS calculation method. Currently it is based exclusively on average pace. So if you do a hard workout, say that gives you 80 rTSS points, and then you jog to cool down, the rTSS score diminishes. Let's say to 70. This makes absolutely no sense. The algorithm needs to be changed to actually make sense. Since I learned this, I end my workout before cooling down. So I either disregard the cool down TSS, or I have to upload two different workouts.

    If you look at the lap chart, you will quickly see that in an interval workout the sum of the rTSS for all laps is significantly higher than the rTSS for the workout. Which again, makes no sense at all.

    Improve rTSS calculation method. Currently it is based exclusively on average pace. So if you do a hard workout, say that gives you 80 rTSS points, and then you jog to cool down, the rTSS score diminishes. Let's say to 70. This makes absolutely no sense. The algorithm needs to be changed to actually make sense. Since I learned this, I end my workout before cooling down. So I either disregard the cool down TSS, or I have to upload two different workouts.

    If you look at the lap chart, you will quickly see that in an interval workout the… more

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16. Peak VAM chart

    For mountain runners and skimo racers a peak VAM chart similar to the peak power and peak HR charts would be really useful. You could see your best VAM for varying durations and track improvements over time.

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17. Better lap editing for post analysis

    It happens a lot of time I need to create new lap to analyze my athlete workout or races.
    When I want to creat a lap, the only way is by using the drag feature in the data chart and it is always very tricky to create a lap as I want.

    Is it possible to add a small feature where the selection can be edited manually entering the starting and ending time/distance or duration in a box?

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18. Sleep metrics in hrs:min:sec

    data in sleep metrics is currently measured in % hr. It should be measured in hrs:min:sec, like the time field in workouts.

    also, more generally, it would be good to have a general custom field where athletes can track a bespoke metric which may not be currently available to be measured in metrics. thanks.

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19. Multiple ATPs to compare different strategies

    Currently you cannot 'overlap' ATPs. You can create multiple ATPs but these must not overlap in terms of dates. However, it would be very useful to be able to create different versions of an ATP (with the same / similar date period), so that we could compare different possible approaches to periodising the year. At any one time, only one of these ATPs would be 'active', and that's what would link to the calendar etc. But you could switch between the different ATPs. Currently the only way to do this kind of comparison is to create an ATP, then make a screenshot of it, and then create a new/replacement one. That's a workaround of sorts, but very cumbersome. Being able to create at least two alternative ATPs, and being able to switch between them would be really useful.

    Currently you cannot 'overlap' ATPs. You can create multiple ATPs but these must not overlap in terms of dates. However, it would be very useful to be able to create different versions of an ATP (with the same / similar date period), so that we could compare different possible approaches to periodising the year. At any one time, only one of these ATPs would be 'active', and that's what would link to the calendar etc. But you could switch between the different ATPs. Currently the only way to do this kind of comparison is to create an ATP, then make… more

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20. 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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