Bike racing seasons are unique to each athlete. Seasons lets YOU define and analyze racing and training data in the way that best fits you.
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Overview
From the Personal Records Chart, riders create Seasons to analyze and compare progress at different points in their training.
What is a Season?
Seasons represent past, present and future periods of racing and training. You do not need a history of indoor or outdoor rides to create a Season.
If you do not have past ride data from Garmin Connect and Strava to import into TrainerRoad, create a Season for the period of training and racing you are in now, e.g. Road 2018.
Examples of Seasons
Create Seasons for Actual Training and Racing Seasons
Multi-discipline athletes create Seasons to represent past and current training and racing seasons; e.g:
- Road 2017
- MTB 2017
- Tri 2018
Single-discipline athletes create Seasons to represent past and current years of training and racing; e.g,
- Road 2016
- Road 2017
- Road 2018
Create Seasons for Training Phases and Plans
Athletes create Seasons to represent training phases or plans followed within a single season; e.g,
- Road 2018 Base
- Road 2018 Build
- Road 2018 Specialty
How to Create Seasons
You can create an unlimited number of Seasons in order to help you analyze and compare your training progress.
You can create a Season from the Personal Records page by clicking the Manage Seasons button in the upper right hand corner.
Then, simply create a name for your season, choose a start and stop date, and select "Save Season."
You can now use your Season as part of the Personal Records chart to help analyze and compare your training progress.
How to Compare Seasons
You can compare up to three Seasons at one time from the drop-down menus of the Personal Records Chart.
What's Next?
Get an even more precise view of your progress. Learn how to compare your Seasons' PRs using SeasonMatch.