Push Systm Schedule to Training Peaks

[Joshua]

The Systm calendar sucks and thats ok.

I understand Wahoo is going through budget issues right now, and I’m here for that.

All I’d like is the ability to “push” workouts to Training Peaks so I could further plan my training, do workout notes, scheduling, etc.

I don’t even care if the push is perfect or complete. Just a simple title and duration would be fantastic. Not even description matters. Pushing the TSS would just be icing on the cake.

TrainerDay, Trainer Road, Strava and more can do it and Tapariik works with Zwift, Garmin, and a ton of other programs if sharing is not program native. I can’t see why Systm is not able to allow calender sharing in any capacity when literally every other program can.

Please please please.

Thank you.

[JSampson]

@Joshua Try the browser extension tool.

FIT Exporter for non-Wahoo Devices

My extension has been officially blessed by Wahoo, so this won’t get deleted this time Mozilla Firefox: SYSTM FIT Export – Get this Extension for Firefox (en-US) Google Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/systm-fit-export/minmiblnbkhcjojgmnlbnpdefimcfmif You can export from the SYSTM Web App. You must have a current Wahoo X Subscription in order to use the extension. Happy to help if you have issues or suggestions to improve.

[Joshua]

You’re awesome! Is there any way to make it a whole calendar dump over a period of time (say 4 weeks at a time) or is it only possible to do 1 workout at a time?

[JSampson]

@Joshua

or is it only possible to do 1 workout at a time?

@Joshua I haven’t used it in a while but believe it is only one workout each day as they probably don’t want there entire workout catalog to be easily movable from the platform.

[Joshua]

Gotcha, thank you for your help!

As an aside, I checked with TrainerRoad technical support and they did say the entire workout calendar could be exported to Google Calendar or whatever calendar app you’d like to use. However, they are only able to export the workouts with the next two days to Training Peaks.

I don’t agree with the TR training philosophy and it’s not a software I would encourage (who in their right mind does a 5:1 training plan ) but I just wanted to correct my statement on the functionality of the software as I was partially incorrect in my first post here.

[veloricky]

I have your extension for chrome, but when I download the .fit workout file and try to upload it to training peaks as a workout I get the following message: "“No workouts found in this file”. You know what’s up with that? Cheers.

[JSampson]

@veloricky Apologies - I only exported to RGT but from this post it looks like you can get to TP via a .zwo file.

FIT Exporter for non-Wahoo Devices

I thinkkkkkk you can do it in a very roundabout way for free to push it into Training Peaks which would then push it over to Garmin. Convert from FIT to ZWO, make the workout on Trainerday, import the ZWO and save, then push from Trainerday to Training Peaks. >_>

[jcolp]

Ooh that’s me! TrainerDay has since made pushing to TrainingPeaks a part of their paid offering, so it’s no longer free.

[Martin]

@Joshua

who in their right mind does a 5:1 training plan

5:2 here - but I have very few remaining neurons left so I’m definitely not in my right mind

[jmckenzieKOS]

What about your left? As we age, the ratio of recovery becomes higher. But this looks like a great thing as you are still getting the greatest level of benefit, for you.

[DameLisa]

@Joshua

who in their right mind does a 5:1 training plan

My coach regularly drops a 5:1 block on me. It’s tough but totally doable. Week 1 of the new block is always super easy if he does this tho.

[Joshua]

Wow now I feel dumb. I suppose 5:1 5:2 and 7:3 could all be viable training patterns.

[DameLisa]

They could, but I suspect it depends entirely on what you’re training for, your level of fitness, and you as an individual. 3:1 suits me best, being female, but sometimes it gets switched up. I have some 2:1 blocks as well.