Is there possibility to get chart that calculates torque effectiveness and pedal smoothness as on link below?
That would be really really awesome. I´m not an data wizard and therefore can´t do it by myself.
https://www.cyclinganalytics.com/blog/2014/04/torque-effectiveness-and-pedal-smoothness
Smoothness has been done by @mighelone as a custom chart.
Go to the bottom of the activity Power page, click on Charts - Looking Glass.
sorry to hijack the thread but I wanted to add the chart but i get an error:
I’ll have a look!
Could you add also torque effectiveness to that pedal smoothness chart or should it be done on its own chart?
Hi all,
I have recently activated the activity chart.
However, I am not exactly sure about the meaning of the figures provided in the graph:
in this example the numbers shown (50/32 for Right, and 27/48 for Left) appears to be the pedal smoothness for right (50%) and left (27%). But what is 32 and 48? From my understanding its neither power nor balance.
many thanks
alfred
Did you check the webpage from the description?
https://www.cyclinganalytics.com/blog/2014/04/torque-effectiveness-and-pedal-smoothness
Yes I did, but not obvious there.
I saw the website that @MedTechCD posted and decided to create this chart where you can see all the metrics together or choose the one you want. On the right, I’ve added some records that show where the athlete is most efficient. I still need to add cadence, and I also plan to see if I can include the averages for each intensity zone to better analyze the technique in each intensity segment.I’ll make it public as soon as it’s finished.
Hallo ich habe mal eine Frage betreffend der Grafik, kann mir jemand sagen wo man die finden kann oder wie man sie macht.
Dankeschön
LG Helmut
It’s not public yet. When it is, you will find it on the Activity Power/HR page by clicking on ‘Activity Charts’ and then the Looking Glass.
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Thanks for your effort, looks promising. I will try it when its public.
Hmm, thanks @MedTechCD for pointing out the availablity.
I have tried both charts but none provide any result, (i.e. no chart is shown). Whereas the L/R smooth is shown.
