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Aug 2020
1:14pm, 23 Aug 2020
7,143 posts
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Sigh
I've just successfully asked it to cover from 01.07.2018 to 23.07.2020; it's already brought over the last month, and earlier than July 2018 is now so old as to be irrelevant to current performance, so I can do that whenever.
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Aug 2020
1:21pm, 23 Aug 2020
6,556 posts
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The_Saint
I try to remember my 2 minute drop value and note it in a bespoke field on my Fetch log, I don't know if you can do any analysis on bespoke fields. A good value for me is over 80 drop.
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Aug 2020
1:23pm, 23 Aug 2020
31,011 posts
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SPR
I brought the extra bit over as I can analyse where it thought I based on previous data. For example, I currently have a marathon shape of 27% and the best marathon shape I've had is 34%.
I'd like to look at historical monotony as well but haven't seen that it's possible to track that (I'm quite new to the site so it's possible I'm missing how to do it).
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Aug 2020
1:36pm, 23 Aug 2020
19,384 posts
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flanker
If there is a real desire for it I'm sure Fetch would be add it to the training log - he's always keen to feature match competing sites. Maybe send him some feedback.
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Aug 2020
1:41pm, 23 Aug 2020
31,012 posts
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SPR
As Badger said, I'd expect drop to correlate with pace and time/ distance. I'd certainly expect a bigger drop if I ran easy but then increased pace for the bit of a run as the heart rate has gone up but has really been stressed by staying high for an extended period of time.
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Aug 2020
1:48pm, 23 Aug 2020
7,144 posts
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Sigh
Right, well I've configured datasets and reordered them so that Recovery HR is adjacent to the other HR data. I've only got this morning's to go on as I usually click to save straight away:
Slightly frustratingly, Runalyze displays the other HR in percentages, so to calculate the HR 'drop' I have to take the final HR value from Garmin and deduct the recovery HR value from Runalyze!
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Aug 2020
1:50pm, 23 Aug 2020
31,013 posts
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SPR
You can change that in configuration
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Aug 2020
1:52pm, 23 Aug 2020
7,145 posts
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Sigh
Brilliant, done! Thanks SPR.
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Aug 2020
2:10pm, 23 Aug 2020
31,014 posts
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SPR
I can see monotony and training strain are on the development list via the forum on Runalyze.
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Aug 2020
2:11pm, 23 Aug 2020
31,015 posts
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SPR
For historical tracking that is.
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Garmin 735xt problem
Jan 2021
