![]() ![]() Using a long press and drag, you can select any hill or segment to see the stats from that effort. One of my favorite features is the ability to highlight a custom range on the graph. The gripper on the right will allow you move the stats up, down, or out of the way to see all your stats at once or to see an unobstructed view of your map and graph. You can choose between the entire workout, laps or peak heart rate, power, speed, pace, distance and cadence values. Tapping the title allows you select a new segment. The stats title bar displays the name of the current selection. You can slide the gripper bar up or down to further customize your view. The View Switcher icon at the top allows you to toggle the view from map, to graph or both. Here you can view the detailed stats as well as the map and graph. ![]() Let’s start with the Map & Graph.Īfter tapping the icon you will be taken to the Details screen. The first will take you to the Map & Graph, the second will show Workout Reports. You’ll notice two new icons across the top. ![]() To begin reviewing your data, tap on any workout in your activity feed to see the summary view of the workout. Lets dive-in and take a look at some of the killer features. To answer the obvious question from Android users, we are hard at work bringing this same amazing functionality to the Android market. I’m very proud of the work our mobile team has done and thought I’d take some time to show off our new bells and whistles. Available today, our updated mobile app for iOS brings an unprecedented level of workout analysis to your iPhone or iPad. ![]()
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