I would love the ability to compare specific segments of repeated structured workouts over time.
Many key sessions repeat during a training cycle — for example threshold blocks, tempo intervals, or marathon-pace segments. The most valuable insight for me as a coach is not the comparison of full workouts, but how an athlete performs within the same workout segment from week to week.
Being able to compare segment-level data (pace, heart rate, power, cadence, efficiency, drift) across multiple instances of the same workout would help identify progress, plateaus, fatigue, or form changes much earlier and far more accurately.
Right now this kind of analysis I can only do manually. A built-in “segment comparison” view for structured workouts would be incredibly useful for coaches.
Thanks for considering adding this to your roadmap.
Tim Baks supported this idea ·
I would love the ability to compare specific segments of repeated structured workouts over time.
Many key sessions repeat during a training cycle — for example threshold blocks, tempo intervals, or marathon-pace segments. The most valuable insight for me as a coach is not the comparison of full workouts, but how an athlete performs within the same workout segment from week to week.
Being able to compare segment-level data (pace, heart rate, power, cadence, efficiency, drift) across multiple instances of the same workout would help identify progress, plateaus, fatigue, or form changes much earlier and far more accurately.
Right now this kind of analysis I can only do manually. A built-in “segment comparison” view for structured workouts would be incredibly useful for coaches.
Thanks for considering adding this to your roadmap.