I’m sure this is my error, but why doesn’t intervals.icu detect all the efforts in my structured sessions. Here is an example from yesterday:
We can’t see your activities like that. Next time post a screenshot please.
But probably, the Use Laps option is not enabled and then Intervals uses its own algo to hunt for possible efforts.
On the Activity Timeline tab, go to Actions at the bottom and choose Analyse with these options
If that results in what you want by default, change it on the settings page per sports category
There’s a thread explaining all the different ways of defining laps/selections/intervals here
Many thanks. Your initial suggestion gave me exactly what I needed
Sorry for being dim, but do I need to uncheck the “keep all laps” box in settings?
Depends on the desired behaviour.
Keep all laps will result in every part of your activity being a lap. Work and rest intervals will alternate. That is desirable if you do Work - Rest - Work - Rest…
But if you do other sequences, like over-unders for example, you should have 2 adjacent Work intervals and then a rest. In that case, it is a bit more work afterwards to define the exact laps.
Although @MedTechCD and other users have helpfully pointed out that we can use the Settings → Use laps for intervals option to avoid automatic interval detection in activities, I still have many issues with unstructured activities where the lap button was never pressed.
See, for example, the activity below. The athlete left home, completed a route, and returned. I know I can use clear intervals, but it seems like a waste of time and resources to have to do this dozens of times a week.
Is there any way to avoid interval detection in activities without laps?
Yea something is still up for me. After these screen shots I tried several iterations of the “Action”-“Analyse” no change. “Remove”, removed them. “Use Laps” brought it back to to just like the screen print again. Bothe Garmin connect and Strava have all the intevals to within a second. FYI I pull in from Strava. I’'ll play around with it more.






