Exclude interval from records (feature request)

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Rather than exclude a whole workout from records is it possible to just exclude an interval?
Todays workout seemed to have a bad PM calibration so I recalibrated half way through. I created an interval for both parts of workout and wondered if rather than exclude whole workout from records can I just exclude one interval?
Is it also possible to see a power curve for an interval rather than a whole workout?
If not, could these be included in any upcoming updates?

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This is not possible at this time :pensive:. That being said, I think this could be a useful improvement, so I will share it with the team for future consideration :+1:

This is also not possible, but could you elaborate what information you are looking to gather from this type of Power Curve? Most intervals are a constant power level, so a power curve for a specific interval would just be completely flat for the duration of the interval. For example, if the Target Power was 300 watts for 5 minutes, then the power curve would just be a flat 300 watts for 5 minutes, after which it would drop to zero.

Thanks again for the suggestions, we are always looking to learn and improve based on user feedback :slight_smile:

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It is possible to delete the first part of a ride in Strava; I’ve done it. (I have a Strava subscription, so I don’t know if you can do this without a subscription.) Once you have done that, you can export the data from Strava, delete your ride in TrainerRoad and re-import the Strava data. This is the best solution I’ve found so far. Further disclaimer: I know the Strava editing works for outside rides, but it may not work for trainer/turbo rides.

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Hi Bryce, thanks for the reply. Perhaps interval wasn’t the best wording in regards to the power curve query but it’s what it’s called when you manually create an ‘interval’ based on a portion of a ride.
So for example if you’ve taken part in a multi lap race you might create an ‘interval’ for each lap. Being able to see a power curve just for each lap could be useful. In my instance, I was just wanting to see a power curve for the portion of my ride where my PM was properly calibrated. Hope this makes sense?

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Ah that does make more sense. I like the concept of being able to compare multiple laps :+1:

I’ll pass this onto the team as well :boom:

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Thanks @Bryce

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