Listing of routes by frequency?

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2014-06-24 3:21 PM

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Subject: Listing of routes by frequency?

Hi guys

When selecting a route as you log a training event, is it possible for the routes to be listed in frequency order? I have a couple of favorite run routes that I use a lot more than others  (5-6x as often) and while they are in the "frequent" section I still have to scroll down for them.

Any chance that the routes could be presented in descending order of use?

Cheers, KB

2014-06-25 8:35 PM
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Subject: RE: Listing of routes by frequency?

I've been thinking much the same thing -- like equipment, the ability to set the sort order.

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