What is the “pause time” of a lap? I am not familiar with that. Tx.
When I do track sessions, I do a lap on the watch when the set is over, but in this lap the rest time is included in the total lap time
Alexandre, je comprends bien en disant que tu veut enlever les lap de 85, 78 et 2s de la liste des lap ‘Travail’?
Si oui, il suffit de retourner sur la page de l’activité, mettre la souris dans la zone de ces pauses, et utiliser la touche D (delete) pour les marquer comme Récupération.
Ou tu clique sur le crayon et tu utilise l’icone poubelle.
Dans les deux cas, les données restent mais seront indiquer comme récupération et non comme travail.
Pas vraiment, exemple sur le tour de 2m24 , à l’intérieur il y a l’exercice, environ 1min et le repos environs 1min aussi , et je voudrais supprimer cette minute de repos
Je ne comprends toujours pas clairement ce que tu veut comme résultat…
Un saisi d’écran d’un tour avec ce que tu veut faire pourrait m’éclairer.
Intervals a plusieurs façons de détecter des ‘tours’ automatiquement.
- Suivre les actions du bouton ‘lap’
- Détection automatique des efforts. En général, un effort débute et prends fin avec un changement de puissance soudain.
A partir de la tu peut modifier manuellement comme tu veut. Mode visuelle, dans les tracés, tu déplace le début et la fin avec la souris. Mode édition en changeant les indices quand tu clique sur le crayon.
Plus facile sur desktop, mais également dispo sur mobile. Simplement déplacer la fin et/ou le début du tour…
Ou le mode crayon
Si la partie Rest est facilement détectable, utilise la détection automatique. Actions - Analyse
Now, thanks to the new custom charts, we can give a solution to the main question of this topic:
Public Custom Chart: Interval Avg Pace & GAP + Altitude
Perhaps this could push @david to add them to the intervals tab of the activity page… 
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Thank you very much for this very detailed graph, little question, I don’t know if we can do an IF() in the script to only take who if moving = true
It would be easy for the altitude part, jut skipping the part of the stream it is not moving. A little bit tricky for the intervals part. I don’t know if the average_speed and the gap of the interval is taking account of the moving time. If so, only need to change the position and the width of the interval bar, if not, then it is needed go trough the stream to calculate the pace, gap and the interval skipping the not moving recs.
Or take only if the pace > 0
You have no movement in between of an interval, right? I mean, as per your screenshot, you are not changing lap where you stopped moving, I see that in one interval/lap you have time in movement and time stopped, is that correct?
In that case, AFAIK it is needed to do what I mentioned (perhaps it could be other possibilities).
Yes that’s it, exercise time + rest and I repeat that every lap
I do a lap and I pause the watch between the end of the exercise and the start of the other
I don’t know the background of your requirement, but have you tried to press the ‘lap’ option when you pass to rest? That way you will have separate intervals.
Yes i press the ‘lap’ option
Here is an example for the same training with another app :
the rest time is not counted in the lap
what about making some assumptions that every other lap is a rest or interval ?
I see, can you post a screenshot of your intervals tab?
This is one of mine:
Disclaimer: I am not an expert, just trying to help…
I’m afraid that it is not an easy way to do it. I see that you do not have separated your recovery time in the intervals, you include the work and the recovery on the same interval, as I supposed. Now we have two options:
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You use the lap button to separate work from recovery, but also to separate recovery from work. No need to use the pause action, jut use the lap action every time you switch. If you want to press pause anyway, you can do it, but remember to press lap just before that.
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We spend some more time trying to do the graphs going through the stream instead of use the interval data, so we can skip the no moving steps. I can try it if I have some free time this weekend.
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I already tried to explain the different ways to adjust the intervals a little higher in this thread:
The only good solution is to separate the Work and Rest intervals!
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