I cannot manually upload a workout file using the iPad web browser or App. Considering the world is moving away from PCs it makes sense to give tablets and phones full functionality

Often times I’m running all kinds of virtual training apps on my iPad and it is not convenient to use PC/Mac to do the work every time. I’m thinking it is much better if I can build/adjust certain workout by phone on my way home or in metro. It will save a lot of time

The ability to pair/unpair planned and completed workouts works great on full web browsers. The instructions highlighted in the link below are great, but the feature is not available for iOS and iPadOS users. This feature would be helpful for those of us using mobile devices.

https://help.trainingpeaks.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002250311-How-can-I-pair-and-unpair-my-planned-and-completed-workouts-

When I record a workout on an app on my apple watch ("workoutdoors") it can sync with apple health. I am then able to sync this wiht training peaks but none of my automatic lap data is transferred. If this can be calculated and displayed in training peaks based on the information that is sent from apple health that would be fantastic.

We pay a premium for this app and that it doesn't work in the background and restarts everytime you exit the app is not ok. Pls fix this ☺️

Create a chart for workout laps where width of each bar is the duration of the interval, and the height is the metric (power, pace, speed, etc). It’d much easier to visualize compared to today’s visualization.

My Apple Watch automatically tracks my HRV and Training Peaks is already linked to Apple Health on my iPhone. Can the Training Peaks app be updated to automatically pull in HRV from Apple Health so I don't have to use a separate app to sync it across?

I'd add that the option should be flexible so we it doesn't just bring in HRV data but any data we choose from Apple Health and not just the workouts from Apple Fitness.

Add a few more options for the mobile TrainingPeaks app to read from the Health app for instance sleep data (other data options could be added too). With a growing number of wearables that now record your sleep pattern (for instance Oura ring) the app could read that data from the Health app as opposed to entering this data manually.

I would like to be able to see my ATP TSS for the week along with the planned workout TSS, and the completed TSS.

Is there a solution to use the function Pair / Unpair workouts from a mobile or website on iPad / tablets

The latest IOS no longer lets me pair workouts in Chrome or Safari on my iPad. I use this option v the TrainingPeaks App when away from home. Please consider rectifying this as I am sure more people are moving to (e.g.) iPad Air/Pro with keyboard as a highly portable option. I've seen other comments re pairing function in the App - this would be another good solution! Thanks

I find the Zones app really useful on my AppleWatch as it gives a large clear display of the current Heart Rate Zone when running - clearly visible to my old eyes! Unfortunately though the workouts from Zones appear in the Apple Workout App but then do not pass to Training Peaks - so i then need to manually enter my running workouts. I can run Apple workout and zones at the same time but it kills the battery. An integration from zones to TP would be great!

I think of my swimming only in terms of yardage. For things like last 28 days it should be expressed in yards...never miles.

Add sync functionality of workouts created in TP-workoutbuilder with Hevy App (https://www.hevyapp.com/) as a workout tracker, e.g. like daily TP/Zwift-workouts

I like to monitor the miles on my shoes (I have several pairs that I alternate) but don’t often go on my my computer to see it. Would be great to be able to see from the app which I look at every day.

Apple watch has the ability to record the specific metrics for a wheelchair user to record a wheelchair run /walk pace. When uploading this activity to TP, it is logged as "other" instead of a walk or a run. This does not allow the files to sync properly for a pre-planned workout. It is still a run or a walk, just happens to be done in a wheelchair. Please consider this.