Average power of the work interval segments

[Michael_Hauser]

There is so much interesting information. What I would still wish for in the list overview would be a field with the average performance of the work interval sections. The Recom intervals should not be included in the calculation. So you could see the average performance without the warm-up, cool-down and breaks in a table. I would be glad…

[david]

I already have that (showing totals/averages for the intervals) on the todo list.

[Michael_Hauser]

Many thanks

[DaveQB]

Bump and +1 here. This would be an awesome feature; great to measure yourself across many of the same workout.

Thank you.

[DaveQB]

This custom chart does it. Not configurable if you wanted another metric besides power though, but can be edited to suit.

[Aurelien_Letort]

`has it be done since 22 ? Would be a great feature

[MedTechCD]

Did you look for it?

There’s also a suite of boxplots:

Updated with 'Grouping' - Boxplots for Work Intervals

I wanted a uniform way of visualizing the data for Work Intervals and created a series of boxplots. I have ‘stolen’ some ideas from other charts made by contributing members and brought it all together. There are a total of 10 charts. For both running/cycling: Heartrate in bpm Power in w dfa-a1 RR/a1 Respiration in brpm For cycling: Cadence in rpm For running: Run cadence in spm Stride length in cm Pace - Velocity in m/sec GA velocity in m/sec There’s a line in the script for ‘mean’ va…

[pikeyc]

Hi David,
love the platform, amazing work!

I find the Interval averages very interesting, nice to see that summary.

I feel like it would be more informative if it was a weighted average rather than a straight average, what do you think?

e.g. for two intervals
60s @ 235w
300s @ 174w

Intervals Ave Watts = 205
Intervals Weighted Ave Watts = 184

wt ave = sumproduct (interval sec, interval watts) / sum (all interval seconds)