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i've searched the help section on CP, gone to the CP forums and looked through here a bit and still nothing.
is there a way to compare like intervals? ie, i did a handful of 20min TT's in the middle of long training days and i'd like to compare them side by side somehow.
i'm not exactly sure how that would work, if you would stich them together into one file?
thanks
I think your best best is to cut and paste them into a new workout. Then you can click down each interval and see how the data changes.
Or is there someway to use the chalkboard function for this?
{edit} yep, depends what you're looking for but if you have WKO you can use the chalkboard to do some similar things. For instance, I searched my calendar for all my sprint w.o.'s, then updated the chalkboard with only those files. Added a custom periodic chart to the chalkboard looking at mean max 5 sec power, set the date range appropriately, and there it is. A nice (thankfully) upward sloping line tracking my 5 second MMP. now, how does one save the chalkboard?
peterpen said:I think your best best is to cut and paste them into a new workout. Then you can click down each interval and see how the data changes.
Or is there someway to use the chalkboard function for this?
{edit} yep, depends what you're looking for but if you have WKO you can use the chalkboard to do some similar things. For instance, I searched my calendar for all my sprint w.o.'s, then updated the chalkboard with only those files. Added a custom periodic chart to the chalkboard looking at mean max 5 sec power, set the date range appropriately, and there it is. A nice (thankfully) upward sloping line tracking my 5 second MMP. now, how does one save the chalkboard?
That's a good idea. The idea behind the chalkboard is that it's flexible though. I guess I'd just save the images of the plots.
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