NEW: Route Tracker Analysis

Really cool... I had to keep flipping back weeks to see how I progressed on my routes. I didn't realize how much my AVS changed over time.

I do the same thing with distance, just did tonight actually.

Pace on the chart is based on the pace values in your blog. If you don't click the 'Calc' button to generate a pace in your blog, no pace value is returned in the table or plotted on the graph.

I think this is really cool feature that has been missing.  Thanks!

Any chance that in the future, the graph could also show Avg HR?  If the thought hasn't come up, add it to page 378 of the to-do list. 

In future versions of this tool, we will add in HR analysis per those routes.  By the years end, we should have the ability to 'categorize' a workout as LSD, recovery, tempo, etc. so you will be able to compare apples to apples if we include avg HR's.

jlorusso - 2007-07-30 4:45 PM For some reason my bike race route has a N/A in the history column. Any idea why? It is the only one and one that I really wanted to track. Thanks and great new feature. Julie

Route Analysis only applies to routes designated as Swim, Bike or Run. Race routes don't apply as they can be multiple legs/sports. If you edit the route and save it without the Is Race? box checked, the Hx button will show up.

Jerry, 

You have it entered in the Overall Comments box for the day. In order for a route to show up in the Route History it has to be selected from the Route dropdown above the Equipment selectors.

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For the first file, I'd have to take a look at it. Email it to [email protected].

As to the distance being shorter, the upload process will remove some points if they're very close to each other. We do this because had some problems at first with huge files being uploaded to our database. What's workable as a local file on your machine isn't necessarily workable for a web based app.