Hello,
I know it is not really TP's core business but I believe it could nicely complement it.
If I could define devices and parts in TP, link them to a value and set a threshold that would trigger an alert, that would be very handy.
In other words, if I could define my Garmin Vector 3 power meter, link it to the number of hours of my workouts and set up an alert at 150 hours, it would help me check the battery before it fails me.
Same principle with my Di2, the chain of my road bike and gravel bike, the tires on my wheelsets.
You already allow to defined bikes and shoes under the Equipment tab in Settings, that would go a little bit further, allow for proactive monitoring of devices and parts and be super user friendly.
I am a cyclist, but I imagine it could apply to other sports.
Thank you for considering my request!
Jacques

Hello,
Firstly I'd like to tell you I'm quite new to Training Peaks and it's been a revelation. Being focus on the essential, and having a clear view on the calendar & workouts is absolutely great. (unlike strava or garmin where it's messy. Also, all these useless badges don't help at all).
I enjoy every component on Training Peaks and it really helped me reach a next step in training and sport overall.

Using a lot the calendar an pre-made workouts I realized something was kind-of missing I'll try to explain it :
-When you have a pre-made workout on your list the colour is grey.
-When you put an undone workout for the next day for example it's still grey because it's not fullfiled.
-When you complete your workout on garmin in sync with TP or manually complete the workout then a color appear : green (workout done as planned) orange, red etc.

I was thinking of a feature :
-Would it be possible to add colours to undone workouts, even add colours to workouts in the list ?
-Would it be possible to choose between keeping the initial color when the workout is done or changing the color to green if effective or orange or red (as it is right now)

Why am I asking this ?
-Some workouts are endurance focused, some are HIT focused, some are middle strenght focus, some are tempo focus etc. And each training needs a specific rest time. For example it's very unwise to make a HIT training every day for an entire week.
So by adding specific colours you can see within the blink of an eye how the week will be organized and when it will be hard and when you'll have time to rest.

I have some pictures and further explanations are available on them.(sry I'm not very good at it) Also english is not my native language so forgive me in advance if you need any further explanation I will gladly answer & help.

Having completed a lactic acid threshold test I would appreciate the option to set the heart rate for 2mmol/L, the heart rate for 4mmol/L, max heart rate and resting heart rate.
I may be in the minority, but have found that entering either of these heart rate thresholds as well as my max and resting heart rate have not yielded reasonable results for the Zone calculation. I ended up having to play around with the threshold until I arrived at reasonable zones.
Alternatively/in addition, links to the source material of how the wealth of methods calculate threshold would be helpful too.

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!