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There are a few prerequisite features we need to develop to unlock this ability.
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Planning on this work in the next quarter or so.
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I would especially like to be able to filter my graphs by tag--e.g. view my HR zones only for runs tagged "easy" or see my weekly completed and planned mileage just for runs tagged "long."
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When I create my own workouts, there's a fairly doable workaround: you select "distance" when you first open the workout builder, then you change each block to "duration." It will continue to calculate overall distance for the workout.
But, this is a giant limitation for purchased training plans. In a half-marathon plan that I recently purchased, all the workouts were created with "duration" as the default which means I can't see my estimated planned distance by week.
I would really like a solution that either defaults to estimating planned distance for all workouts (preferred) OR where toggling "Estimate planned values" on and off would recalculate *all* the estimated/planned values (incl. distance), regardless of whether the plan is based on distance or duration.