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1. turn off 90 day peaks

   Allow users to turn off 90 day peak notification. This is a meaningless stat for me

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2. Be able to compute PA:HR if power data is available (Heart Rate Drift)

   If in your training data power is available, you can only calculate Pw:Hr. It is annoying to alter your training data and delete the power data to calculate Pa:Hr. It would be super nice if you could just select the calculated variant with a dropdown of Pw:Hr and Pa:Hr, for example. This would make Heart Rate Drift much more convenient to calculate.

   This hit me after the new updates by Garmin, your watch delivers Power with a Garmin strap, and you cannot really turn that off.

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3. Auto Detect FTP

   Now that AI has come in to place, it would be nice to see a projected FTP and not have to do an FTP test

   It would be nice For self trained athletes to develop a workout plan and see where they will be in the next six or 12 weeks in regards to your FTP. It could also have a range of variance high and a low if you are not compliant 100% to the plan anyway I think it be nice touch.

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4. 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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5. Better visualization of multisport workouts

   For a triathlon, there are 5 workouts uploaded to the calendar (Swim, T1, Bike, T2, Run). I could cope with that. But when it comes to swimrun, workouts with 15 runs and 14 swims are normal. This bloats the calendar.

   I want TP to be able to show this as one event but when i go into the details of the workout, all workouts that makes up this multisport event are listed. Garmin Connect handles this in a neat way.

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6. Lap Analysis - Distribution Chart for power, Heart rate etc. in each lap

   Would it be possible add the funktion for lap analysis?
   The distribution of power, heartrate etc. in the zones are availabel only for the complete workout.
   It would be great to have the possibility analyse the distributon of power, HR, etc. graphically in each lap or selection.
   If the athlete have some interval of for example 10 or 40 Minutes and I see only the minimum/maximum and average, it brings not complete picture of the intervalquality.
   See on the picture - this Chart would be great for each lap or selection.

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7. 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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8. 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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9. Include temperature to the snchronized metrics from Withings

   I have been tracking blood pressure and weight with the help of Withings devices for some time now. Both are synchronized from Withings to Training Peaks.

   Recently I've added body temperature to the metrics I track with Withings; however there is no body temperature field in TP metrics for me to enter them, and oviously it is also not being synchronized.

   Would be great if this field could be added, and an import from withings implemented.

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10. 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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11. 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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12. 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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13. Elevation gain

    not currently an active feature for the planned portion of the workout. Can be so helpful if it was possible for the trail runners and coaches!

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14. Analytics

    Add 3km to run peak performances. There are a lot of runners who do 3km tests, it would be nice to check this timeline.

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15. 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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16. Updating heart rate zones (from metabolic testing) and applying new zones to old workouts.

    Hi, I'm an exercise physiologist & coach. I often run into a scenario where I test an athlete and input new heart rate zones based off the results into the athletes training peaks account. Then when I want to look at dashboard metrics related to heart rate (I.e. time in heart rate zones) on this athlete, the outdated zone numbers are all I can see on dashboard. To my understanding, I need to go into each individual workout and recalculate (see image attached) every workout within the dashboard chart timeline I choose.

    For example, I test someone and have to update their zones. Then if I want to look at their time/ percent in each heart rate zones over the last 180 days, I have to recalculate every-workout within that 180 period.

    Could this be streamlined / improved somehow? Thank you!

    Hi, I'm an exercise physiologist & coach. I often run into a scenario where I test an athlete and input new heart rate zones based off the results into the athletes training peaks account. Then when I want to look at dashboard metrics related to heart rate (I.e. time in heart rate zones) on this athlete, the outdated zone numbers are all I can see on dashboard. To my understanding, I need to go into each individual workout and recalculate (see image attached) every workout within the dashboard chart timeline I choose.

    For example, I test someone and have to… more

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17. Search for events by name, description, and/or date

    Would be nice for events both past and future to be searchable by their name and/or description.

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18. Search for past workouts using RPE or the subjective feeling scale

    I think it is very useful to allow the search for activities based on the search criterion based on RPE and subjective feeling. It would also be interesting to be able to visualize the trend of these parameters over time using a graph, in order to understand what may have been done wrong in the preparation

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19. NGP available in Charts, Graphs and Scatter Plot

    For trail runners will be useful to have NGP available in graphs and scatter plots.
    Also charts like Time in Speed Zone to be based also on NGP.

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20. 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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