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Training analysis tool gone (or am I too blind/stupid/tired/etc. to find it?)

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tipsku Oct 2015 3:30pm, 25 Oct 2015 444 posts	Quote Pin tipsku thanks for that Rosehip, I'll bookmark that. It's not quite the tool that I was looking for but it comes quite close. It shows me the mileage per 4 week quarter of the 16 week training that was done for the marathon and also the previous attempt and the result so it's very useful. Thanks Becca, I was positively surprised, getting close to 3:30 with less mileage than last year due to a bad cold mid-way through the 16 week period - effectively I had 2x 6 weeks of training for it. I'll give it another go at a spring marathon in 2016. And also thanks to Badger for sending the feedback.
fetcheveryone Feb 2016 1:22pm, 10 Feb 2016 17,025 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Was it this one? http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-analysis-preracemileage.php
thing Feb 2016 1:26pm, 10 Feb 2016 51 posts	Quote Pin thing Is the average pace the average of all training, or the long runs? I see people trying to run 100 miles in 24:00 average 4:40 a mile, not too shabby.
thing Feb 2016 1:27pm, 10 Feb 2016 52 posts	Quote Pin thing (admittedly, bit of a small sample size on that though!)
fetcheveryone Feb 2016 1:29pm, 10 Feb 2016 17,026 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone If the sample size is below (say) 50, I'd take it with a pinch of salt. What did you choose to get that one? The average pace is the average of all training.
thing Feb 2016 1:31pm, 10 Feb 2016 53 posts	Quote Pin thing Distance: 100 Units: Miles Target Time: 24:00 Is it confused because my settings are in km? I often see other runs with paces that seem wrong.
thing Feb 2016 1:32pm, 10 Feb 2016 54 posts	Quote Pin thing And yeah, not basing any training off the numbers, just curious is all
fetcheveryone Feb 2016 1:33pm, 10 Feb 2016 17,027 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Ok - I see - that's a bit of an extreme case It sounds like it's picked up just one matching log, and perhaps that one particular user has made a mistake (or is Lightning McQueen).
fetcheveryone Feb 2016 1:34pm, 10 Feb 2016 17,028 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone This is a more useful example (a 3hr marathon - way beyond my hopes, but with 111 matching training logs): http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-analysis-preracemileage.php?race_distance=26.2&race_unit=miles&race_hours=3&race_minutes=0
thing Feb 2016 1:37pm, 10 Feb 2016 55 posts	Quote Pin thing Ah, yes That looks more sensible. And a bit fast.

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