Some days I do two workouts. Usually Scotty as a “warm up” and then another.
I have noticed that I get offered the other workout first when I log into the TR app.
I think that is because (by coincidence) the other workout’s name comes before Scotty alphabetically and the TR app presents them alphabetically. (I might be wrong on that)
The inconvenience of dealing with that is very minor, but if there is a way to mark / change which workout I am presented with first, please tell me how.
I have a feeling that it’s probably prioritizing the higher duration workout/TSS like @mcneese.chad pointed out. You can use the Start Time option as a workaround when adding your workouts to the Calendar.
When multiple TR workouts are scheduled on a day without a defined start time, we sort them by TSS. You can set a start time for the workouts to force them to display in the desired order.
It is rare for me to know the start time much in advance, but it is always before 1900. So I am going to try setting Scotty for 1900 and the next ride for 1930 and see if that fixes it for me. It will be interesting to see what happens if I start at, say, 1000
If the start time box had an option for “first” as well as clock times, that would do it
If the prioritisation by TSS could be reversed, that would also do it
But this is too trivial to warrant being on the development list really, very much an edge case personal preference thing.
The time is largely irrelevant. The main benefit per your original comment is that you can set the order by setting them by that time. Doesn’t matter when you really do them in the day.
Just think of it as a “sorting tool” for your purpose and set them in the order you prefer.
Use the very first time in the drop-down window for the 1st workout, then the next for the following workout in your order.
Good it got sorted out but from different angle: why not simply do single workout and extend warmup there? TR app has button for this and if you use headunit instead, those can postpone main intervals as well.
I could do that (I don’t have a head unit), but I do like Scotty as an opener.
I only use it on the two days per week that I do “hard” workouts afterwards and I’ve ridden it enough times now that it gives me an early indication of how cooked I am going to be by the end of the main workout.