This article will show you how to configure your graphs, how to use them and will list the current free and performance member graphs available to the BT community.
We love graphs. Here is the rundown of over 150 different graphs.
Actual vs Planned and Custom Nutrient Minigraph (blog view)
*Although we will list all the graphs available, we will only show a few examples in each section.
Actual Training Graphs
This first graph below is the 'Total Volume -Tri-Sports Filtered.' When logging a lot of other sports, the total volume can get skewed as the tri-sports get dwarfed.
Access graphs of individual tri-sports for analyzation.
The below graph shows possible correlations between your resting heart rate, average overall workouts and average SSSF totals of the 'Sleep/Stress/Soreness/Fatigue' graphs. This is usually seen with strict logging of 'SSSF' values and using average weekly graphing time periods. There tends to be too much 'noise' if set to 'daily' time periods.
In scientific journals, it has been noticed that RHR rises as overall workout and avg SSSF drops. It can be interpreted as overtraining which can lead to injury and sickness.
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This article will show you how to configure your graphs, how to use them and will list the current free and performance member graphs available to the BT community.
We love graphs. Here is the rundown of over 150 different graphs.
Accessing the Graphs:
Adjustable Time Periods
Each 'Time Period' (month, week or day) will represent one bar on the graph.
The graph will only display 60 'time periods' or 'bars' of data.
Choose your time period with the 'from' and 'to' fields.
Examples:
With the time period of 'monthly' you can display up to 5 years of monthly summed or averaged data.
With the time period of 'weekly', your can display up to 1 year of weekly summed or averaged data.
With the time period of 'daily', you can display up to 2 months of daily (actual) non- averaged data.
If you exceed the 60 bars of data from your choices, the graph will just display the first 60 bars.
Interactive Graphing
Hovering over a block on any graph will give you a total for that individual piece.
The following are the 8 free graphs/3 minigraphs provided:
Minigraphs (accessible via the 'blog' view)
Free Triathlon Graphs
Free Body Metric Graph
Free Strength Graphs (selectable per exercise/musclegroup)
More Graphs by becoming a Performance MemberActual vs Planned and Custom Nutrient Minigraph (blog view)
*Although we will list all the graphs available, we will only show a few examples in each section.
Actual Training Graphs
This first graph below is the 'Total Volume -Tri-Sports Filtered.' When logging a lot of other sports, the total volume can get skewed as the tri-sports get dwarfed.
Access graphs of individual tri-sports for analyzation.
Pace, heart-rate and health graphs.
Enhanced Heart-Rate Graphs. See Instructions
The below graph shows possible correlations between your resting heart rate, average overall workouts and average SSSF totals of the 'Sleep/Stress/Soreness/Fatigue' graphs. This is usually seen with strict logging of 'SSSF' values and using average weekly graphing time periods. There tends to be too much 'noise' if set to 'daily' time periods.
In scientific journals, it has been noticed that RHR rises as overall workout and avg SSSF drops. It can be interpreted as overtraining which can lead to injury and sickness.
Planned Training Graphs
Actual versus Planned Performance Analyzation
More Strength Graphs See Additional Details and Instruction
(First 5 are free)
Selectable Nutrient Graphs (only if logged-food has these nutrients in the analysis)
For 'Nutrients' below, you have the option to graph an additional 80 nutrients. See more in 'Nutrition Log'
Body Metrics
Race Graphs
See the complete feature listing.
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