Just been catching up on the last month’s podcasts and been a lot of talk in the build up to Leadville about intake of carbs per hour and I wondered if it would be useful to be able to record what nutrition you’ve taken during a workout/ride. So for example, I’ve been out today, had a couple of bottles, and a bar and have just stuck the following in the notes:
1 Veloforte Avanti bar 45.7g carbs, 285 kcal
1 bottle SIS Go Electrolye 36g carbs, 146 kcal
1 bottle SIS Immune 0.5g carbs, 8 kcal
TOTAL: 82.2g carbs, 439 kcal
If this could be a set of fields we could populate it could then easily identify intake per hour and any deficit or surplus of nutrition.
This is a great suggestion @philrcook! It could be tough to identify deficit/surplus since nutrition is so individual, however, objective metrics such as intake per hour could be very useful in informing users and helping to perfect a nutrition strategy.
I will share this with the team for consideration . In the meantime, you can manually take nutrition notes in the Workout Notes section of the workout, or even add an annotation to the calendar if you prefer.
Any chance of getting rides that have notes be highlighted so we can know which ones we have written notes on?? Taking notes is pretty much useless without this!
This is something that has been suggested before, and something that we hope to add in the future. It is not currently being worked in, but we have had some internal discussion with the Design Team on how best to communicate that Workout Notes are present on a specific workout .
You can scroll down on the “Past Rides” page and it will load about 10 rides at a time. You can quickly find ones with notes to review, or empty ones that you want to add notes. Not perfect, but it works fairly well for now.
It would be great if we could have integration with something like MyFitnessPal, or LoseIt!, so that we could have auto-population of food info, maybe by barcode scanning if on mobile, or by product name entry. Probably a huge amount of work for a small use-case, but still awesome.