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An error occurred while saving the comment Part 1 - Please allow the user to more accurately model the virtual gear combinations they actually ride outdoors. I have no idea what measure of change to expect when shifting virtual gears, causing me to do multiple shifts. Please present a line in the "number of gears" selection page that lists the range of equivalent gear-inches for a user-selected wheel-tire size (i.e. 700c, 29er, etc). I could then select or enter my front and rear teeth to get a desired gear-inch range. Let me ride (or nearly) what I ride outside.
Part 2 - Provide some sensory feedback that a gear change has been made - insert a step function in the gear change as opposed to a continuously variable transition, so I can actually feel and tell that a gear change has been made. -
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Thinking about how to mechanize this. I see the coach's account has an icon in the upper right to open TPV. This is good but it only opens for the coach. You still have to log-in for others.
- Set it up such that when the coach opens an athlete's calendar, they can open a TPV icon that uses the selected athlete's log-in and offers up the athlete's scheduled workout in the "workout of the day" window. If no scheduled workout, then open the normal dashboard.
- Allow the coach to select pause, disconnecting from the trainer, so it can be calibrated, and then deselect pause to reconnect and resume the workout.
- Upon completion of the workout, allow the data to be automatically loaded to the athlete's TP account and other connected services (Strava, etc) in their account.
- We use a split big-screen with two trainers, and two apps open on the same laptop. We also do this when hosting indoor events (races, rides, group workouts, charity riding events). Please ensure that at least two instances of TPV can be run at the same time (resources permitting).