I’m sure it’s been mentioned already but syncing with Garmin and other wearables for things like sleep, HRV, etc.
Hi all,
Id really like to change the default range for the Power Records diagram from „Last 6 Weeks“ to another range (and from NP to Power) to not have to select my preferred graphs manually every time.
Seems like a rather trivial feature to implement - a cookie might already be nice, permanent storage across devices even better. If there’s actually already a way to achieve this, please do let me know.
+1
It used to remember user choice. Admittedly, 6 week NP makes a lot of sense pre workout, but it’s the same post workout and it’s really annoying to do a bunch of extra clicks after every workout if you have another favorite comparison
It would be nice for there be a setting to toggle to keep the summary of a completed interval on the screen for longer. For the first few seconds after a hard interval, I’m usually focused too hard on breathing and forget to look - by the time I remember, it’s usually gone. (Or if this setting already exists, please tell me where it is - I couldn’t find it!)
I would like to see TR AI be able to take into account elevation during training. I bounce back between 0 and 6500ft quite often throughout the year and it causes difficulty/inefficiencies. Sure, over time maybe the AI will figure it out, but by the time it does, I might back to the other elevation. It seems like in the wheel house for it to know that I’ve been at 6500 for two months and then adjust the difficulty of my workouts for the following 2-3 weeks at sea level and vice versa. And trying to adjust for the first several weeks of training going the opposite way is not easy either.
With the TR user base and AI integration it’d be nice to know how it’d compensate for altitude changes. I don’t often change where I train to the extent of OP, but will sometimes drop a few thousand feet to do races or do interval sets that gain a few thousand feet.
Going to sea level is pretty drastic. SS intervals get downright pleasant.
. . . . And quite unpleasant in the reverse scenario.
My favorite approach would be this:
In the workout player you can swipe to see a list of the upcoming intervals. It would be nice to add average power and HR to that list for the done intervals (and maybe make the list scrollable between first to last interval).
I’ve probably mentioned it before but it’s been irritating me since release. Can those of us not constrained to one hour workouts please have an option like this in settings? 
(mocked up using Firefox browser developer tools… so wish I’d thought to do this a few days ago 
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Also, in the Beta thread, Nate was calculating predicted max 20-minute & 60-minute power output for selected athletes. (I asked but I missed out. 
) This information is helpful for the secondary use of FTP, which is gauging pacing (which, for me I feel is broken by the latest AI FTP detection).
Can we please see these predictions in the account profile somewhere?
I came here to suggest this. I have a gravel race coming up that has loads of elevation and I’m considering using “climbing road race” option for my plan instead of gravel. I was thinking “why can’t I just upload the course and it tailor my plan to that course specifically?”
The plan would also need to know how you’re going to race it. Are you intending to be at the front of the race (either outright or in your age group), are you intending to just do the fastest time possible for you, or are you going there for a fun day out with your friends to beat each other up on all the climbs? Questions the plan could ask I suppose. Making decisions based on altitude profiles & surface types could be treading on bestbikesplit’s stomping ground, so it’s possible that’s why TR hasn’t done it. This could be cause for integration between them.
Feature request in regards to the all the dashboard numbers:
Please allow me/us to show/hide things on the main page like Predictive AI, AIFTP, Current WL etc. Basically be able to customize my home page to show whatever I find relevant at whatever time of year and being able to zip up a tab when I don’t need it would do wonders for my sanity. I would also like to be able to show/hide stuff on the workout pages like AI predicted difficulty, progression levels and power curve. I’m not asking that they go away as many find them useful but I would love to be able to de-clutter the UI based on what I find relevant at whatever time. I would very much like to hide the AI’s betting odds on how hard it thinks a workout will be for me. This would also hopefully allow the workout description to rise to the top so that I can read what the intervals and structure are rather than have to scroll past a bunch of numbers first.
There’s a lot of talk about the numbers being useful unless they’re not and rather than be inundated with graphs and metrics of dubious utility every time I open a page I’d like to be able to select what I see in order to streamline my experience.
If I could piggy back on this, I’d love it if the workout description moved to the top. I find the Predicted Difficulty and all that useful, but before I look at the graph presenting my Power Records, I need to know how long the intervals are so I know where on the power records graph to click. Before every ride, I find myself scrolling down, down, down multiple times to get past all the other data just to see if the intervals are 5x8, 9, or 10 minutes long and then having to scroll back up to the power records to analyze.
I realize you can click on the workout graphic, but for short intervals, over unders, or whatever, that becomes a frustrating exercise in trying to tap the exact right spot without dragging to create a segment that uselessly covers multiple intervals when you just want to know what the power is for that 1 minute. All of this would be easily solved if the workout description was at the top.
Agreed and I thank you for doing so. I think moving the description to the top would be my first and foremost next to letting me show/hide the proposed difficulty let alone other stuff. Personally, I click on a workout not to find out how much the AI thinks I’ll suck at it but more what is the workout going to ask of me i.e. the structure. So being able to quickly read the 4x15 at x% with X recovery breaks or whatever workout description means far more than if the AI thinks there’s an 87% chance I’ll find it “moderate.”
AI is telling you how much you are going to crush the workout. Or atleast that is how I read that graph.
And since you feel that way, it shouldn’t be hard to understand how demotivating it is when you consistently underperform what it predicts.
I get why some could want to hide it
The entire rollout of the new features could be a case study in psychology/behavioral economics. Success Seeking vs Failure Avoidance. Loss aversion.
Maybe a future version could dynamically generate your UI based on one’s mental model and psychology. I believe they are now doing that for targeted websites.
Forgive my self-deprecating style. But also when the time comes that I feel I can do Mary Austin -1 and it’s telling me I can’t because my fail likelihood is 7% which I then go on to nail it with no breaks or bailouts (had a 75% chance of answering very hard, which I did) that strikes me as not exactly useful. As such I would like the option to hide what it thinks I’m going to feel.
Likewise, I’ve been concerned such suggestions put their thumb on the scale of perception. If the system needs honest survey answers to fuel its assessments it doesn’t help for it to be first thing front and center of what it thinks we might answer before the workout. I doubt I’m the only one who would see it suggest that I would answer for the survey and have that as part of my consideration. To bring up the classic simpsons quote:
Lisa “careful dad, you are the highly suggestible type”
Homer “why yes I am the highly suggestible type.”
But I also just want to re-iterate more customizability in the interface in general as we all have different use cases for the information TR is throwing at us and to be able to emphasize things for some and hide for others I believe would be highly useful.
Not only that, but the PD chart that I have to scroll past is very hard to scroll past on the iOS app if using a phone case. It goes almost to the edges and I have to put my finger right on the edge of the screen to scroll past, but my phone case, like most, has raised edges that get in the way.
So making the PD graph a bit narrower and below the workout description would be ideal.
Yep! I accidentally hit it every time when trying to scroll past.