Forums >Suggestions and Feature Requests>"other" workouts displaying on graph?
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Getting the wind knocked out of you is the only way to
remind your lungs how much they like the taste of air.
~ Sarah Kay
LOL -- sweet. Most people are like "cafepithecus"... what the heck does that mean?"
The alternative method is from Bob Glover's "The Competitive Runner's Handbook". He says that any high-quality aerobic activity can be turned into RE miles by simply estimating how many miles you would have run in the amount of time you spent crosstraining. So, if you spent 30 minutes on an elliptical machine and you would normally run 3 miles in that amount of time, then your running equivalent mileage would be 3 miles. Really the key is making sure that you are working out at a high intensity and not stopping a lot, and either method is fine. Like, if I bike on city streets, I have to ride for a lot longer than I would on a stationary bike (or country road) to equal the same amount of RE miles -- because I'm constantly having to stop for lights.
Jiggle, jiggle, jiggle.
Hi Kirsten, Although it's an interesting idea, it wouldn't make sense to have do that on that particular graph. I'm redoing the reporting stuff, and part of the change will include allowing you to create other graphs for the summary page so you can create your own. eric
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Roads were made for journeys...
What ever happened to this idea? Did I miss it? I will keep looking for the answer..... Jilly