[parkersweb]

A friend recently put me on to Intervals (https://intervals.icu) for Garmin / Strava related data nerdery and I’ve enjoyed it very much. As a rower it was nice that you can construct reports that give rowing related metrics rather than just the usual cycle / run stuff.

[eikaramba]

Nice app, i didn't know that one. I think for cycling that is quite sophisticated. However i had a different problem recently wanting to track a Hyrox Workout. I have a epix gen 2 (800€) and i cannot track it nicely. I know you can define workouts but it is such a hassle and doesn't even work good.

Long Story short, i just programmed my own App now for that. Works with all garmin watches and let's use define a fixed Workout and allows to analyze your individual performances across exercises:

https://multisports.creatness.studio - i'm still waiting for Garmin to approve my App Store Submission (another long story with garmin) but it can already be downloaded and sideloaded on a garmin watch. using it for a few weeks now myself.

[iamacyborg]

I tried using that a couple years back and recall being frustrated by how it required running intervals to be formatted.

I believe it wanted interval activities to be recorded without also recording the rest intervals in between which was frustrating.

/edit derp, I’m getting confused between this and runalyze

[caiimsyname]

I built something for post-processing runs into common running workout structures (e.g. 4 x 1mi) based solely on lap data, without needing the actual programmed workout. workoutsplitz.com if you want to try it out.

[iamacyborg]

Neat! Will give it a go

[shpongled]

Intervals.icu is great, and totally worth paying to support. Really fun to see progress over time, and the ability to customize charts is neat.

[thefz]

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Noped the f outta there

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[bboygravity]

Nah thanks, I'll press the "report spam" button instead, k thnx have a nice day bye.

[iamacyborg]

What dastardly acts do you think they’re committing here? They need your personal data (your email address) to send you emails, which presumably you can unsubscribe from