Currently copying your own custom items (activity fields, interval fields, zones, charts, streams etc.) is supported. Other setup operations will be added in future.
You can choose from your custom items, select from your coached athletes and update them all.
If the athlete already has a custom item with matching type and code (wellness fields, activity fields, interval fields, activity streams, zones) or name (fitness charts etc.) then it is updated. For custom zones you can choose to not update the start and end of existing zones. If you select custom zones then any custom streams or anchor fields are also copied.
The athleteās sport settings are configured to match your own if possible. So if you have a custom activity field added to āRideā and add it to some athletes, then it is also enabled in their sport settings for āRideā, if possible.
If you are copying any custom wellness fields then you can choose to add them to the wellness capture form for the athletes.
You can do that using plans already. You can link multiple athletes to a plan (with different start dates) and do āApply changesā to push changes to all the athletes. You can also create plans that auto rollout to athletes a week at a time.
Iām aware of the sharing of plans, but the athletes arenāt/wonāt be on the same training plan. Also itās not possible, AFAIK, to have them linked to more than one plan at the same time.
Hmm. There are lots of things here. What portion of the plan would be copied and to what date? Maybe extend āPaste weekā to allow pasting to multiple athletes at once?
I only had time today to take a look at this new feature, and Iām very happy about how this will save a lot of time when setting new athletes or even when/if I add a new custom stream.
I assigned a few elements to an athlete and clicked OK. A green checkmark appeared next to their name. This might be a minor UI (or UX? I never know) nitpick, but the next step is to click āCancelā to close the window, which feels a bit odd, since Iām finishing a task rather than canceling it.