Every session arrives with its streams, its laps and its load already worked out — and sitting next to every previous time you did the same thing.
Power, heart rate, speed and cadence on one chart, each series a chip you can drop to get it out of the way. Drag across the graph to zoom into an interval and read the averages for just that stretch.
The device’s own laps come in automatically, with duration, distance, power, heart rate and cadence per lap. Add a lactate reading to any lap and it is compared against your own curve rather than a generic table.
Repeat workouts are recognised and grouped, so 4×15min in August sits beside the same session in March. Switch the metric between power, heart rate, lactate and RPE, and the chart between bars, line and trace.
Best power from five seconds to five hours, or best pace from 200 m to a half marathon, with the last 30 or 90 days laid over your all-time shape. What improved is the part of the web that grew.
Not five zones whose widths depend on where your thresholds happen to sit, but minutes below LT1, at LT1, between the two, at LT2 and above it. The same sentence means the same thing for every athlete.
Sessions are categorised automatically into endurance, LT1, LT2 and VO₂max work from what the power and heart rate actually did, so finding every threshold session you have ever ridden is one filter.
Connect a device, enter a test, and see your own numbers in it. Cancel whenever.
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