How do I search for workouts?
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Devices and Connections
- Which recording devices and services are supported?
- Export a planned workout to my Garmin device
- What is the difference between an automatically uploaded scheduled workout and a workout FIT file?
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- Does HealthFit transfer my Stryd data from the Apple Watch?
- Zwift - Automatically synchronise planned and completed workouts
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- General
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Training
- How to unlink a pre-planned workout?
- How to fix corrupt workout data?
- Correct a faulty recorded swim stroke
- Can I change the date and time of my workout?
- Can the laps of an activity be calculated manually?
- Can I display a run without the walking breaks?
- Why is the date of my virtual training in a different time zone?
- Supported sports
- Calendar and Training Overview
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- Zones
To search for training activities, go to the yearly resolution in the training overview and select the year in which you suspect the activity to be searched.
Now enter your search term in the "Text search" field and a full text search will be carried out through all courses in the selected year.
All fields are indeed searched, including, for example, the equipment.
If you're looking for the fastest unit of 2018, go to the year view, select the pace column, and sort the table by pace.
This type of search offers several advantages. The activities are not taken out of their context in the table, the search is very fast, it works with any available column (also custom values) and there is no program logic that would need to be maintained.
Now enter your search term in the "Text search" field and a full text search will be carried out through all courses in the selected year.
All fields are indeed searched, including, for example, the equipment.
Tip: You can set #hash tags in the title or description of a training and then search for it later.
In addition, you can also sort the table by name. This works analogously with all column types.If you're looking for the fastest unit of 2018, go to the year view, select the pace column, and sort the table by pace.
This type of search offers several advantages. The activities are not taken out of their context in the table, the search is very fast, it works with any available column (also custom values) and there is no program logic that would need to be maintained.
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