Analyze 360

TrainingPeaks now offers a view with every data channel recorded in your uploaded workout files, visible in one place, Analyze 360. Within this view, found in the workout card, you can customize what data you want to analyze and in what order you want to analyze it. As well as overlay channels to analyze up to 5 channels at once, create custom laps, and review Climb & Interval Detection. Note that some of the features listed below require a TrainingPeaks Premium Subscription for the athlete.

• Adjusting data channels
• Creating a multi-channel chart
• Analyzing data channels
• Adjusting and analyzing Lap data
• Creating a custom Lap
• Interval Detection
• Climb Detection

• Lap Comparison

  

How to Build and Customize Your Chart View in Analyze 360

Analyze 360 now lets you build your own workout view by adding, configuring, resizing, and rearranging charts. This guide shows you how to set up a view that matches the way you analyze your training.

This is a Premium Athlete feature.

1. Add a chart from the charts library — choose the chart type you want to see
2. Configure a chart — select which data channels appear on it
3. Resize and reorder your view — drag charts into the layout you want
4. Save your view — every change is saved automatically, by sport type

Add a chart from the charts library

The charts library is where you choose what to add to your view. Each chart you add becomes its own tile in your view.

1. Open a completed workout in Analyze 360
2. Click Add Chart to open the charts library
3. Select the chart type you want to add:

The chart is added to your view as a new tile. Add as many charts as you need.

Configure a chart

After adding a chart, choose which data channels it displays.

1. Open the chart's menu using the options icon on the tile
2. Select the data channels you want to include
3. Add or remove channels at any time to refine what each chart shows

Each chart keeps its own channel selections, so you can show power and heart rate on one chart and elevation on another.

Resize and reorder your view

Arrange your view so the most important charts are where you want them.

• To reorder, drag a chart tile by its handle and drop it in a new position. The other tiles move out of the way.
• To resize, drag a chart's corner handle to make it larger or smaller. Charts snap into place on the grid as you resize.

Build the layout that fits how you review a workout, with the charts you reference most given the most space.

Save your view

Your view saves automatically. Every time you add, configure, resize, or reorder a chart, Analyze 360 saves the change for you. A save indicator shows the current status as you work.

Your view is also saved by sport type. The layout you build for one sport is remembered the next time you open a workout of that same sport, so a Run can have a different view than a Bike.

Note: There's nothing to save manually, and you don't need to rebuild your layout each time. Open a workout and your saved view for that sport type loads automatically.

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Adjusting and analyzing Lap data

1. From the Analyze tab in Analyze 360, you will see a laps grid in your view. If you do not see the laps grid, you can add it to your view from the charts library in the right-hand drawer.
2. Scroll down to view each lap
3. Scroll to the left to view each data channel
4. Click on a lap field to display the lap in the charts above
5. Click Columns to add/remove data columns
6. Click Filters to customize the column fields, equations, and values

Please note that laps will be pinned by default, but if changed, that will persist going forward.

Creating a custom Lap

1. From the Analyze tab in Analyze 360, you will highlight a portion of the data you want to become a lap
2. You can use the icons on the right/left side of the highlighted portion to adjust the lap
3. Title the new lap and Save
4. Under Source, you will notice the new lap is labeled as User
5. Click on a lap to display the lap in the charts above
6. Click Edit Lap to adjust the title and duration
7. Click Columns to add/remove data columns
8. Click Filters to customize the column fields, equations, and values

Please note:

• Custom laps will calculate as many metrics in the data grid as possible from the workout file.
• Certain metrics, such as temperature and vertical oscillation, which are calculated by the device, cannot be recreated for custom time ranges.

Interval Detection

Interval Detection will identify intervals in your activity by comparing your power to your bike and run power threshold. The system focuses on active work intervals. Because Zones 1 and 2 are considered recovery or steady-state endurance, the algorithm does not create intervals for power below Zone 3. The zones are based on a standardized 7-zone model. This is a Premium Athlete feature.

1. Open a bike or run workout card with power data

2. Click Analyze 360

3. Scroll to the bottom where laps are listed. You will see Interval Detection as a Source listed throughout your laps

4. Click on the other source boxes to remove them from the Lap list (Device, User, Detected Climbs, and Detected Intervals)

To "trigger" a detected interval, you need to meet two criteria:

1. Intensity: You must reach a specific Zone.

2. Duration: You must hold that intensity for a minimum amount of time.

Keep in mind: The harder you push (higher intensity), the less time you need to hold it for the system to recognize it as an interval.

Please note:

• Once you turn on Interval Detection for a sport type (Bike or Run), it will persist in other workout cards of that sport type

Climb Detection

Climb Detection automatically identifies significant ascents in your activity by analyzing the GPS and elevation data from your uploaded file. The system focuses on distinct uphill segments to help you visualize your performance where the gradient kicks up. Because minor undulations and flat sections are considered steady-state transit, the algorithm does not trigger a "climb" for negligible elevation changes or rollers that fall below specific grade and length thresholds. This feature allows you to isolate and compare your climbing stats across every activity. This is a Premium Athlete feature.

1. Open a workout card 

2. Click Analyze 360

3. Locate the laps grid. You will see Climb Detection as a Source listed throughout your laps

4. Click on the other source boxes to remove them from the Lap list (Device, User, Detected Climbs, and Detected Intervals)

The app categorizes your climbs based on the specific activity you are doing.

• Relative Grading: A hill within a flat activity is treated differently from a hill within a mountainous activity. Your detected climbs are scaled to the actual terrain you covered.

  • It ignores insignificant "bumps" in the road so your analysis can remain focused only on meaningful efforts.

Lap Comparison

Use this feature to select a baseline lap to compare against others. You can reorganize or pin your data to customize your view. This is a Premium Athlete feature.

1. When in Analyze 360, click Lap Comparison
2. Select a baseline lap, and any others you want to compare to it
3. Scroll past the lap list to find your comparisons
4. Using the arrow next to the lap title, you can reorder the laps and change the baseline lap
5. Making edits to the comparison list
   • Clickto pin/unpin the lap
   • Use to reorder the metrics

Please note:

At this time, Pace, Speed, Heart Rate, Power, and Elevation channels are available to Basic users, and all other channels are available to Premium subscribers. If you have suggestions or feedback, please add them to our UserVoice forum.