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I am very confused by the "current mileage build-up" page

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HermanBloom Jun 2013 10:46am, 17 Jun 2013 3,444 posts	Quote Pin HermanBloom I am probably being very dim, but a bit baffled by the above page. I clicked on the link for 1 hour 30 minutes, as I am runing a race in a few weeks time, and it gave me this as the stats: 4 3 (4) 18.5 (19) 3:13:13 (3:22:57) 10 (8.6) 10:28 (10:47) Which is fine. However I then clicked on the link for a two hour half (as I am running one in September) and it gaive me this: 15 2 (3) 14.9 (17) 2:24:44 (3:12:33) 10 (7.2) 9:41 (11:14) Now unless I'm missing something, the numbers in the brackets should change (as they are what other people have been doing) but the other numbers are what I have done, so should be identical in both sets of figures. No? I will alert Fetch if it's an error, but normally thins sort of thing comes down to me not understanding the system.
HermanBloom Jun 2013 10:47am, 17 Jun 2013 3,445 posts	Quote Pin HermanBloom Sorry, should say the first figures are for a one hour 30 10 miler.
HermanBloom Jun 2013 1:48pm, 17 Jun 2013 3,452 posts	Quote Pin HermanBloom I'll give this a bump then email Fetch if no-one knows.
Autumnleaves Jun 2013 2:16pm, 17 Jun 2013 2,285 posts	Quote Pin Autumnleaves I would try and help - but I don't know which page you mean!!
HermanBloom Jun 2013 2:18pm, 17 Jun 2013 3,453 posts	Quote Pin HermanBloom http://www.fetcheveryone.com/race.php And then clicking on the training group for the times mentioned above.
Autumnleaves Jun 2013 2:28pm, 17 Jun 2013 2,286 posts	Quote Pin Autumnleaves Ok - I've looked at mine - I assume you meant the 1.30 ten mile target? If I click on that and then the 2 hr Half, my numbers are identical, and the numbers in brackets change.
HermanBloom Jun 2013 2:35pm, 17 Jun 2013 3,454 posts	Quote Pin HermanBloom Yeah, that's what I assume should happen. Can't work out why my numbers change.
Ceratonia Jun 2013 3:12pm, 17 Jun 2013 125 posts	Quote Pin Ceratonia I think it works backward from the day of the race when calculating weekly totals. So, for example, a race on a sunday, takes monday to sunday as a week. But a race on a saturday takes sunday to saturday as a week. When I toggle between two races in the way you describe, (I think) my sunday long runs move from one week to the next.
Autumnleaves Jun 2013 3:14pm, 17 Jun 2013 2,289 posts	Quote Pin Autumnleaves Ah - that would make sense - both my planned races are on Sundays.
HermanBloom Jun 2013 3:14pm, 17 Jun 2013 3,455 posts	Quote Pin HermanBloom See I did wonder about that, but both my 10 miler (New Forest, 14th July) and my Half mara (Barnes Green, 29th September) are on Sundays?