I would also love the ability to sync my SYSTM training calendar with iCloud or Google Cal. As it stands now, the plan lives in isolation within the SYSTM app which makes it tough to view alongside my broader schedule.
Having my planned workouts automatically appear in my main calendar would be extremely helpful for scheduling other activities around training sessions. And it would give me better visibility into my upcoming fitness routines outside just the SYSTM ecosystem.
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Ideally there would be an option when setting up a training plan to enable syncing the plan calendar to external services like iCloud, Google, Office 365, etc. That way it could integrate seamlessly into whatever calendar system the user already relies on. Syncing workout plans to third party calendars seems like an obvious enhancement that would really improve the experience of using SYSTM. Hopefully it’s on the radar!
@Kyle_Schiissler@jessencan I seem to recall the option to populate workouts to TrainingPeaks via the support team but that might have been during the Sufferfest days so I am not sure if it still exists.
TrainingPeaks does have the ability to connect to Google Calendar.
Alternatively there are still some older plans in TrainingPeaks that may be similar to the plans you are using. Note that they were made before the Inspiration, ProRides, On Location, AWW and newest Sufferfest videos but might be somewhat helpful. I ended up creating a library of SYSTM workouts in TrainingPeaks that I could easily drag right on to the TP calendar using past workouts that had been uploaded to TP.
Not to bring up an old topic, but there used to be a spot to pull up your calendar online, without having the application downloaded. I sit here on a slow Friday, struggling to remember what my SUFF (it will always be suff to me, sorry Wahoo) weekend workouts are. Is anyone able to refresh my memory on where that is, or do I need to email the minions again for a TP export?
This thread makes me want to cry. It’s been one of the most requested features for years and still no progress on it. For me, the ability to sync my plan TSS/IF to Training Peaks would be great so I can see the impact the upcoming training is likely to have on me. I’m old, so rest/recovery is even more important to me.
Don’t get me started on the useless buttons on the kickr bike. apart from incline adjustments, the rest of the buttons do nothing in Wahoo System. They even do something in Zwift, but not the native platform.
I’d love to be able to adjust the overall % if I start out the ride and can’t get into the right zones. Adding a few % points on the fly, or dropping it down if I’m suffering too much would be a great help. I can’t reach over to the keyboard and doing when I’m riding.
I’m going to bring up something that is way in the past but hear me out. All of the training plans since Wahoo acquired The Sufferfest are considered IP. It’s what sets Wahoo apart from the rest. Even getting to the old Sufferfest training plans isn’t easy on any training platform. So to as Wahoo to allow you to bypass their protection on an at-will basis might be like asking for the moon to come to Earth. It isn’t and shouldn’t happen. Be glad we can manually create entries on a case-by-case basis and not be restricted from doing so. If Wahoo decides to change this in the future, it would be welcome, but I never expect them to allow the proprietary algorithm that matches workouts to the six rider types to be made public or to be posted to platforms outside of Wahoo control.