I would love to be able to upload planned workouts (e.g. fit-files) from third party tools to sporttracks.
Currently I am using runningcoach.me to plan my workouts. I can download the workouts from RC and would love to upload them to ST. Or even better.... directly connect to tools like Running coach, TrainAsOne, 2Peak or other services.

Add duathlons and triathlons to the list of sports. Enabling races to be planned and compared

Basically I'd like the same "critical power" graph that you can provide for an individual activity, applied towards my entire set of activities across a certain date range.

I know the personal records section has a table of CP1 to CP120 but the graph is a more interesting visual representation.

Also other tools like Golden Cheetah or Stryd Powercenter allow you to see hot spots on the graph based on what level you typically train at - that would be neat.

The workouts view should have a totals line, as the activities view in desktop ST did.

I often wonder, if and when and on what occasion I have done a workout near a place. Your system knows it and it could tell me.
Ideally I put a pin on the map and you filter and show my closest workouts, either as a list, directly on the map as tracks, or both.
As an addition, you might let me filter by sport, distance, date, etc.

Auto-sync with Coros Apex (and Vertix and Pace)

Hello.

I was wondering if sometimes could be possible to “cut” y-axis extension in the workout graphs.
This would be extremely helpful in interval training workouts where pace in active laps is very different than pace in rest laps.

It would be great if (like in the analysis tab) it was possible to edit and save sport-specific columns, e.g.
biking: I need power data, which I don't need for other sports
fitness: here I don't want distance and heart rate columns

When viewing the workout list in equipment detail, a user should be able to click on the workout to edit if need be. There appears to be no way to do this now.

In the training session view of mobi, I miss the column "end time" for my activities (the end time of an activity is not displayed anywhere else). In the PC-Version I can activate this.

For example: For hiking-activities where you have a few breaks, the start and(!) the end time of the activity is important for me.

It is very useful to be able to compare two similar workouts lap by lap to examine your progress.

Often you run or ride some laps as part of your course several times. A post analysis should provide you - in addition to the recorded splits - splits by auto identified laps (identical segments you pass several times during one exercise). think about the 4 running laps on Frankfurt Ironman as an example. Pressing a lap button manually is not an option - as maybe you have auto laps set to a smaller amount like every 5km

Many people use their mobile devices as their primary internet connected device and St isn't completely optimized for this. One area that can be improved is by adding a tab for workout library to the New Planned Workout window. As it is not possible to drag and drop easily on a mobile device

Thanks for software! //Göran

When you have many activity types it would be great to have defined filters saved as they can be in the Analysis tab.
My runs for the last 3 months.
All activities with name abc.
All cycles over 80k.
And of course the ability to specify distance rather than the slider which is not useful for multisport.

We have readouts for total and Calories per hour, any chance of Calories per mile?

I will like to separate it from the notes I put in my other workouts, e.g runs or swims.

The goals page has the nice diagram showing if you are on track or not, and the total units and days to go, but it is left to the user to calculate on their own how far ahead or behind I am today. Seems like the computer could calculate this for me and display it between the units remaining and the days remaining, right under the graphic.

In the Interval Section, below the table, insert a “totals” row. This would allow obtaining, for example, the total distance in active laps when showing active laps only. Same for active average pace.