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Subject: Custom Training Plan made, how to export?

I recently created and imported a HIM training plan using the CTPC.  I want to modify it some to added in a few races and adjust weekly run/biking.  I was planning on exporting it to modify and then import it again. I cannot figure out how to export it.  Could you please give me a heads up on how to do this.  Thanks.

Also, shouldn't it show up as one of 'Your personal training plans'  under the settings? http://www.beginnertriathlete.com/discussion/training/mytrainingplans-list.asp



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2013-10-29 9:18 AM
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Subject: RE: Custom Training Plan made, how to export?

Donto,

If you imported it, go to to 'Settings --> Training Log Settings --> Import/Export'.  You can choose to export it from your planned training, just enter a date.  

Then you can go back to 'Settings --> Training Log Settings --> My training plans' to import it, then send to your log.

It may be easier to just go into your planned training calendar and move/edit as needed to avoid the exporting.

2013-10-29 9:48 AM
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Originally posted by Ron

Donto,

If you imported it, go to to 'Settings --> Training Log Settings --> Import/Export'.  You can choose to export it from your planned training, just enter a date.  

Then you can go back to 'Settings --> Training Log Settings --> My training plans' to import it, then send to your log.

It may be easier to just go into your planned training calendar and move/edit as needed to avoid the exporting.

Thanks Ron, I can't believe I looked over the Import/Export option at least 5 times!

One request if you every modify the CTPC.  If someone develops a plan that ends with a race, add the ability to include a post race recovery week (or two depending on race length).  I believe the post race recovery should be part of any training plan as lots of times people are often, "now what" after a race.  Just a thought.

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