TrainingPeaks Reviews

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Ess12335

Tipos de suscripciones q existes y diferencias entre ellas, cómo coach cómo es la suscripción?

I’m a better cyclist because of TP

ErikfromPA1977

Training Peaks is great if you love to geek out on stats and want access to great training periods. The app is awesome but the weekly compliance needs work. The training programs and workout downloads don’t download right onto the compliance area or match the planned workouts so you will have to add the info manually or erase it so it doesn’t show a missed workout. If you are serious about training, it’s worth using the app.

Great app! One question, though…

MartyMar78

I love TP. However, I don’t think you can build workouts from the iPad OS app. I use the iPad Pro as my primary computer and would love this functionality. Please let me know if I am missing something! Also, I would love to get notifications of my coach’s direct messages pushed to my device: I miss his messages because I do not get a heads up from the app. I nit pick because I enjoy TP and want to be a part of making it even better! Cheers, M

Concise, Efficient, Easy, I love this app!

Nikia2

This app syncs well to all of my other apps like garmin, strava, my fitness pal, etc. it makes training and tracking super easy. I also like how it pairs with my watch and tells me when to speed up or slow down while I’m training. I debated for quite a while about whether to go with a training plan through here or strava. I’m glad I chose TP. It’s been a little over 2 months now and I love it so far.

So much unrealized potential

Alpha.c

I’ve been a premium user for years. The app is okay. I’m sure I could get more out of it but the UX is abysmal. You have to speak cyborg to second guess what their instructions are. It’s also lacking basic functionalities (e.g., giving you a seven-day rolling average of your weight or your TSS). Somehow I’m still hopeful that they’ll get their act together, but I’m also actively looking elsewhere.

Mobile experience could be better

jmvdigital

In general, I think it’s a bummer that TP has stated their direction is to move away from developing the platform and features and more towards coaching. The app is stale. Power data is super smoothed in graphs with no options. You can’t actually see much of your data without it being in a graph (same for desktop/web). Don’t like the way it pairs activities to planned workouts. Not enough ability to configure what data you do get to see. I track walks along with bike and hike, for example, but it just lumps all of that into the weekly snapshot and fitness CTL on the home screen. It’s fine I guess, but it doesn’t hold a candle for long against the likes of Strava and TrainerRoad. I’m only using it because my coach uses WKO5, which honestly should be included with a TrainingPeaks subscription because you need it to see any real useful data.

Mediocre

1969CoachCOoverit

The phone app is slow during peak times and frequently shows no notifications (from my athletes) when I know I have dozens. Email notification. Yes I’m a coach. Additionally the platform freezes, doesn’t load properly for extended periods on my laptop connected to WiFi. The science TP uses and the fact that I don’t know of another platform to switch to is the only reason I keep my coaching account with TP. I think it would serve your user base if you spent some time updating the platform to handle user load. I have never interfaces with such a sluggish and frustrating app or product.

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