Hi there,
I know that intervals.icu is more tageted towards cycling, but I wonder why it is that my running interval sessions don’t “know” about laps once they are imported to intervals.icu.
I record these sessions with a Polar Grit X and Strava displays laps just fine.
When in the page for that workout I select Actions → Use laps nothing happens. No intervals were automatically selected, no intervals after “Use laps”.
Cheers
Actions > Analyse > Tick Keep all laps
You can also edit all activities with, Activities > List > Edit > Analyse > Tick Keep all laps
Hi Joshua,
thanks for the fast response. However, that doesn’t do the trick for me.
Looks like laps are not imported from Strava…
Cheers
Hauke
I’m using a Polar Vantage M. My manual laps appear in Strava and appear here when doing the above.
Intervals.icu does have the laps. I think it isn’t working because the run has power and you haven’t captured a running FTP or setup running power zones:
Please give that a try and see if it works. Tx.
YES!
Now I will have to figure out where my running FTP would be…
Thanks a lot David!
About running FTP (sorry slightly off-topic in this thread):
would it be a best-guess to take the value from the power-chart at 1h?
@david , I’ve an issue with the app of yesterday’s bike ride – where I get some result for the “detect intervals from laps”, but clearly not right and too little intervals.
There are 7 laps in the ride, but i.icu does not have any of these right but the first.
Anything I should do differently, a problem with the file (dropbox from Wahoo), or in fact an i.icu bug?
Wow quite a ride! You need to use Options → Analyse and tick the “keep all laps” checkbox. Otherwise laps that don’t look like intervals are filtered out.
I see;-)
Now I understand what was written above, thank you for the screenshot!
Thanks for the kudos, not the longest/hardest ride for me, but a last endurance training before a near-300 km group race in 2 weeks;-) And that’s where i.icu becomes very useful for me even without too many structured-interval training sessions – it provides me with very nice and useful opportunities to plan tapering and power levels for such events:-)
