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Re Open to : Improve post-race status transition and "Race B" activity logic

https://intervalcoach.featurebase.app/p/improve-post-race-status-transition-and-race-b-activity-logic Hi Martijn, Just wanted to let you know — unfortunately the fix doesn't seem to be working, the system is still behaving the same way. After yesterday's race, the "race" activity is still being treated as a workout leading up to the race, and the following recovery is read as a random performance drop / health disaster :) If you get a chance to look at yesterday's data — it's a gravel race again, and everything is correctly linked/paired in Intervals.icu. Not sure if this is something on my end or a system issue. Thanks, RJ

Radim J 2 days ago

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Improve post-race status transition and "Race B" activity logic

Feedback/Issue: I am experiencing a consistent issue where the system fails to correctly transition from "pre-race preparation" to "post-race recovery" after completing a planned B-priority race. Description: Even when a workout is correctly linked to a scheduled B-priority race event in the calendar, the system continues to display pre-race advice (e.g., "this is the final key workout before the race") and ignores that the race has been completed. Impact: The automated coaching notes provide irrelevant, pre-race guidance even after the race is finished. It fails to recognize the activity as the "goal" event, leading to confusion in the recovery phase analysis. The system treats the post-race fatigue purely as unexpected training stress rather than a planned recovery requirement following a specific race event. Suggestion: It would be highly beneficial if the system could trigger a "Post-Race Analysis" mode immediately upon marking the race activity as completed. The system should automatically shift from pre-race warnings to post-race recovery/adaptation mode once the event is marked as finished.

Radim J 22 days ago

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Direct Garmin Connect integration

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Martijn Russchen about 1 month ago

In Progress

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Martijn Russchen about 1 month ago

Planned

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Martijn Russchen about 2 months ago