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1. Make StackUp Optional

   Users should be able to opt in or out of StackUp.

   I’m sure I’m not unique in the TP community in that I’m training intentionally (and using a coach) because I want to make improvements in my life. I’m a heavier athlete and already have a complicated set of feelings when I show up on race day in a tri suit with all of my competition then cross the finish line close to the back of the pack. I need to remind myself that we’re all on a journey. I made the mistake of opening up the StackUp beta when it was released and immediately regretted it. How demoralizing to see that my W/kg put me in the 8th percentile for such and such. I decided it was best if I never toggled over into that screen again. With the new update, I’m now forced to see it. I finished a run today and was happy to see that I had 6 little medals marking improvement. Yay! This feeling of personal pride and accomplishment went away immediately when I saw my StackUp score right next to my own PB medal.

   I think this is not just useless, but actually harmful. Why is it useless? It doesn’t really matter how my 400 time stacks up with other TP users, does it? I have literally never in my life done a 400 meter sprint. There is no context to these metrics. While I “know” the data is useless, it doesn’t keep it from stinging when I’m forced to see this now on every workout.

   Now why is it harmful? Because I know I’m not alone that my feeling of disappointment/shame is not rare amongst users of Training Peaks. Instead of being proud of the fact that I got my *** out on a run today, that I finished the workout my coach prescribed, and that there were a few intervals in that run that were some of my best, I’ve spent all afternoon thinking about the fact that I’m still slower than 92% of the other users of TrainingPeaks.

   Users should be able to opt in or out of StackUp.

   I’m sure I’m not unique in the TP community in that I’m training intentionally (and using a coach) because I want to make improvements in my life. I’m a heavier athlete and already have a complicated set of feelings when I show up on race day in a tri suit with all of my competition then cross the finish line close to the back of the pack. I need to remind myself that we’re all on a journey. I made the mistake of opening up the StackUp beta when… 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. 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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4. Fatigue, Fitness and Form

   It would be great if you could go back in time and look at your fatigue, fitness and form from past races.

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5. 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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6. 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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7. 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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   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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8. 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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9. OpenAI Chat Integration for Instant Feedback and Analysis

   Subject: Feature Suggestion - OpenAI Chat Integration for Instant Feedback and Analysis

   Dear Training Peaks Team,

   I hope this message finds you well. I am an avid user of the Training Peaks platform and have greatly benefited from its various features. Recently, I've come across an opportunity to enhance the user experience and provide valuable insights for athletes by integrating OpenAI chat functionality into the platform.

   Feature suggestion: OpenAI Chat Integration for Instant Feedback and Analysis

   Overview:
   Integrating OpenAI chat functionality into Training Peaks would enable athletes to receive instant feedback on their training and analysis based on their personal data. This AI-powered feature would allow users to ask questions and receive answers in real-time, ensuring they get the most out of their training experience.

   Key benefits:

   1. Real-time feedback: Athletes would be able to ask questions and receive immediate responses tailored to their specific data, which could help them make informed decisions about their training and goals.

   2. Personalized insights: The OpenAI chat integration would analyze athlete data to provide personalized recommendations, ensuring that users receive advice tailored to their unique needs and progress.

   3. Enhanced user engagement: The interactive nature of AI chat would provide a more engaging experience, encouraging users to regularly check their progress and stay accountable to their training plans.

   4. 24/7 availability: Unlike human coaches or support staff, the AI chat feature would be available to provide assistance and insights at any time, making it a convenient and valuable resource for athletes.

   To make this integration a reality, the OpenAI chat feature could be embedded in the athlete's dashboard, allowing them to ask questions related to their training data, goals, and analysis. The AI system could access the athlete's data and provide relevant insights based on their training history, progress, and future objectives.

   In conclusion, I strongly believe that integrating OpenAI chat into the Training Peaks platform would greatly enhance the user experience, providing instant feedback and personalized insights for athletes. I hope you will consider this feature suggestion and look forward to any further discussions on the matter.

   Thank you for your time and dedication to providing an exceptional platform for athletes worldwide.

   Sincerely,

   Mykola

   Subject: Feature Suggestion - OpenAI Chat Integration for Instant Feedback and Analysis

   Dear Training Peaks Team,

   I hope this message finds you well. I am an avid user of the Training Peaks platform and have greatly benefited from its various features. Recently, I've come across an opportunity to enhance the user experience and provide valuable insights for athletes by integrating OpenAI chat functionality into the platform.

   Feature suggestion: OpenAI Chat Integration for Instant Feedback and Analysis

   Overview:
   Integrating OpenAI chat functionality into Training Peaks would enable athletes to receive instant feedback on their training and analysis based on their personal… more

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10. 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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11. 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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12. 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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13. 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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14. ******* 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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15. Add Support for Blood Glucose for Graphing and Analysis

    Blood Glucose readings are only available as a metric currently. Please add support for continuous Blood Glucose readings during a workout, in the same way that Power, Torque, Cadence, Speed and Elevation are supported. Not just on the Scatter Graph, but on the main Graph please.

    Both professional cycling teams and amateurs are now using CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) for training, recovery and fuelling analysis. Now is the time to start supporting this data in Training Peaks., as other providers are getting onboard.

    SuperSapiens (https://www.supersapiens.com/) support export of a glucose CSV file. I have attached one so that you can see the format. It would be nice to be able to merge the CSV file into the already uploaded workout data, as an easy first step to full integration.

    Wahoo also store Glucose data within a custom developer field in the FIT file when their Wahoo ELEMNT Roam v2 is linked to a SuperSapiens CGM sensor. See:
    1. https://support.wahoofitness.com/hc/en-us/articles/8465036789650-ELEMNT-Supersapiens-CGM-sensor-App-integration
    2. https://supersapiens.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/6296182565783-Wahoo-ELEMNT-Devices

    Nolio (https://www.nolio.io/) support display of Blood Glucose as workout data. Screenshot attached.

    Intervals.Icu are also working on supporting display of workout data from arbitrary FIT file custom developer fields. It would then implicitly support CGM data.

    Blood Glucose readings are only available as a metric currently. Please add support for continuous Blood Glucose readings during a workout, in the same way that Power, Torque, Cadence, Speed and Elevation are supported. Not just on the Scatter Graph, but on the main Graph please.

    Both professional cycling teams and amateurs are now using CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) for training, recovery and fuelling analysis. Now is the time to start supporting this data in Training Peaks., as other providers are getting onboard.

    SuperSapiens (https://www.supersapiens.com/) support export of a glucose CSV file. I have attached one so that… more

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16. 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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17. Automatically filter/delete bad HR and power data.

    It is pretty common to sometimes get obviously erroneous HR or power data (e.g. HR = 250 or power = 2000w for someone who has never seen HR >185 or power >850). When looking at past peak performances over any time horizon, this bad data means that you cannot see peak performance data or you have to manually go through and delete HR and power data from those activities respectively before you can see what the athlete's actual peak performances were. This can take a lot of time if the athlete gets bad data a few times every month, and a ton of time if you have many athletes. In principle, if you have a manually established and reasonable upper bound, deleting data outside of those bounds would be totally reliable, because we can be sure that an athlete with known peak HR and power will not suddenly see HR at >110% of max or power at >125% of max, no matter what their training status.

    It is pretty common to sometimes get obviously erroneous HR or power data (e.g. HR = 250 or power = 2000w for someone who has never seen HR >185 or power >850). When looking at past peak performances over any time horizon, this bad data means that you cannot see peak performance data or you have to manually go through and delete HR and power data from those activities respectively before you can see what the athlete's actual peak performances were. This can take a lot of time if the athlete gets bad data a few times every month, and… more

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

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

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19. Add historical FTP when filtering

    When I filter for a specific ride, different parameters like TSS are listed. Unfortunately, the TSS value doesn't give me the full picture if I don't know my FTP value at that time. So, would it be possible to list the historical FTP value and possibly also the weight when filtering, in addition to date, duration, distance and TSS?

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20. 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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