How to get workouts to My Whoosh

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Many of you may know this but here you go.

Sign up for Trainer Day ($3.99 mth {their site}, $4.99 app store, or $39 a yr) and import or build workouts and plans. When linked to a free Training Peaks account it will send the “Workout of the Day” to Training Peaks and Intervals and Training Peaks will send it to My Whoosh.

  1. Intervals - better app and only $48 + Trainer Day $39 a year = $88 or
    2.Training Peaks for less customizing and control plus more money ($130 a year)
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As a side note, if you have the file of the route you will be riding in a race/event you can upload it to Trainer Day and train on it. It will include the elevation changes if you use a GPX or FIT (if you have ridden it).

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Good Info. Didn’t know TP also sends to MyWhoosh. Looks like I need to explore if MyWhoosh has an API which I can tap into and get workouts into it via BreakAway. I tried to get TP API access, but was denied. Do you know if there’s an API for MyWhoosh?

BreakAway also is able to simulate outdoor rides using GPX/TCX/FIT files (can be from any source. I sometimes download it from Strava and I get to ride Zwift’s ADZ for instance) and enable you to ride either by Power or by Slope Simulation. (and also enable you to selectively increase/decrease the slope simulation much like Zwift’s Trainer Difficulty)

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How do you import your plans into Trainer Day? My understanding is that you have to create or import workouts in TD one by one, but hopefully i am wrong

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Here for one-by-one and their workout/plan builder is very good. They also have a large library.

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Find out and let me know. I used your app for a bit and would come back as that would be a huge plus…and that you sync here as well✌🏼

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Same way that i am. I was hoping their was a faster way!