I know this issue has been raised in the past and cannot understand why this isn’t a bigger roadmap priority! Why are workouts pushed to iCal as full-day events without the ability to modify the exact start time?? This is an essential feature for anyone organizing their days around work and home commitments and fitting in workouts accordingly!
UPDATE:
This feature is already enabled. From your TrainerRoad Calendar, you just have to select the time for your scheduled workout, and that will sync to iCal accordingly:
*From TrainerRoad workout:
*Results in time scheduled in iCal
Was there a different feature or something otherwise you were looking for?
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Is there a way to set a default time, or do I have to set it for every workout individually?
There’s no ‘default time’ setting, unfortunately. I’ll pass that along to the team as a feature suggestion though!
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Hi Ivy,
I was able to set a start time in the Android App and the web app, but in the desktop app, the appearance and behaviour is odd:
TR workouts - I can set a start time. However, for manually added workouts, swim and run workouts, the time option doesn’t appear below the date field.
Can you look into this - am I missing something or is this a desktop-specific bug?
Thanks,
I had to test this out on desktop, you do have to select ‘Schedule’ FIRST when adding a new workout,
Only after that are you prompted to select a time to schedule:
Can you test that out and see if it works?
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Hi Ivy, I get the same as you for TR workouts - I can choose a time while scheduling it. However, the issue is for all other workouts - non-TR. There’s no time option appearing on the Desktop app.
OOOO ITS A BUG! Thanks for bringing this up! The team will knock this out and get a fix going. Sorry for the trouble!
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When building a training plan and selecting the days of the week for workouts, it would be very helpful to also be able to set the workout start time for each day’s workout - e.g. Tue 6pm, Thu 6pm, Sun 4pm - so that it appears at the correct time when pushed to external calendars, rather than the current whole day calendar events.
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