Carrying on After Completing Training

If I finish a workout, but maybe I want to go to a full hour when the workout was only 50 minutes, can I do this and have it part of the same session? Or do I need to start up a different session and then have two activities synced to Strava?

Thanks!

Okay, thanks, kind of a work around. Makes sense though.

Maybe they will add some kind of ā€˜free ride’ button as an option in the future.

I just click on the resume workout button on the end of workout popup.

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On PC, that resumes for a split second and then the popup returns.

I like to keep my workouts as intended so I can compare like with like. I do not like a 55-59 min workout, it has to be 60 mins. I save the workout and go into open 30 or something to get nice round numbers

I guess why not have that option? Have it just carrying on at the level you finished, but with a drop down to select a new workout, or a playlist that you already defined :+1:

Great feature suggestion for a workout playlist. At least allow the workout to continue in level mode at the ending effort level so we can continue recording a cool down spin. Or even allow selection of starting a different workout without having to stop.

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When I do this, I record both workouts as one ride on my Garmin. That way, I avoid spamming my friends.

I’m still waiting for the playlist function where we can pre-schedule multiple workouts and have them run back-to-back without having to manually stop and save the one and then start the next and wait for all my devices to reconnect. Then I can have all my cool down ā€œrecovery spinā€ workouts pre-scheduled.

…and do next year’s KoS without the breaks!

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Oof. I did my first with shorter breaks of closer to 5 minutes for most of them. But I’m not sure I would skip them entirely. Lol. But the playlist feature would definitely help reduce the technical issues between videos.