Has anyone out there figured a formula or an interpretation of one to covert A run into TSS? Likewise, does anyone know how to manually update the IF in CyclingPeaks WKO+ on a power file or more importantly, a run file from a Polar watch uploaded into WKO?
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Converting run info into TSS
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jmocallaghan said:
Has anyone out there figured a formula or an interpretation of one to covert A run into TSS?
I don't believe that this is really possible.
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acoggan said:
I don't believe that this is really possible.
Andy, Hunter mentioned on the CyclingPeaks forum back in May of last year that a rTSS (running TSS) was in the works. I was wondering if you knew what Hunter was referring to, or perhaps the project has been shelved? -
TMD said:
Andy, Hunter mentioned on the CyclingPeaks forum back in May of last year that a rTSS (running TSS) was in the works. I was wondering if you knew what Hunter was referring to, or perhaps the project has been shelved?
I took jmocallaghan's question to mean that he was interested in being able to directly compare his running and cycling workouts. That is what I don't think is possible, and so my answer really doesn't have anything to do with rTSS.
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acoggan said:
I took jmocallaghan's question to mean that he was interested in being able to directly compare his running and cycling workouts. That is what I don't think is possible, and so my answer really doesn't have anything to do with rTSS.
Andy, I am trying to develop input for CyclingPeaks from Running data gained from a Polar 625X. There are a lot of us here in the Army on Ft. Bragg who train w/power for the road but based on the nature of our profession, we run about 4 to 5 days a week. The problem is the running, and jumping out of an airplane, effect your TSS. You can import into cycling peaks WKO as you know other sport data but cannot really apply it in order to see how it effects your TSB, etc.
-Joe
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