Thanks Victor. The coach I’m working with figured out a work around through the App Store page. So all sorted now.
Just so you’re aware when you click the link to subscribe in the settings tab you get an error message ‘The subscription is unavailable in the current storefront’. Others in our coaching group experienced the same error.
Hi there, this looks like a great idea. I gave it a try, created a simple running workout with a single step of 25 min of running. The workout gets imported into Watchletic, but it doesn’t have any steps in it, so it doesn’t show on my watch. If I add a step from the Watchletic app, then it shows fine. Are there some limitations to what the steps can be?
This is how the workout looks like in Intervals.icu:
Hola,
Tengo una atleta con apple watch y no se como hacer para enviarle los entrenamientos desde intervals.icu.
No quisiera que tenga que descargar una app y pagar $$extra para que pueda recibir los planes en su reloj.
Alguien sabe como hacerlo?
I get your hesitation to pay for an app. But as far as I know, no other app does this. Write to me at [email protected] and I’ll send you promo codes to use so your athletes can use it for free for a year!
@hesselbom thanks for making this great app! I really like the customisable data screens and audio alerts, both of which help me execute structured running workouts much more accurately than the native workout app.
One question I have is do you plan on enabling Watchletic to sync other types of workout to and from intervals.icu? For example, I currently create structured weightlifting sessions in intervals.icu and sync them to my Apple Watch using HealthFit. I’d love to be able to sync them using Watchletic, so that I can replace Healthfit and just use Watchletic for syncing.
Even just creating the ability to sync weightlifting workouts (as opposed to the ability to execute them on the watch) would be great. However, the ability to run them on the watch would also be great too!
An example weightlifting routine:
Warm-up: full body mobility, shoulder warm-up 10m intensity=warmup
3x
Clean + Press (1-2-3 reps, 20kg) 1s press lap
Rest 90s intensity=rest
3x
Goblet Squat (5 reps, 20kg) 1s press lap
Rest 60s intensity=rest
Hips and calves stretching cool-down 10m intensity=cooldown
Watchletic now supports connecting to heart rate monitors directly in the app. This means it’s now also able to collect data like R-R intervals, HRV and calculate DFA Alpha 1 if the monitor supports it, e.g. Polar H10.
After performing a workout like that, all that data is then sent to Intervals.icu as part of the exported FIT file and Intervals.icu can use the Alpha1 value for graphs.
(btw, answered @ChigO’s question here, I’m not ignoring it )