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Why does my CP chart show higher watts for a longer duration?.What is the difference between CP and FTP?.What is the difference between xPower, NP and Daniels EqP?.How do I report a bug or request a new feature?.I am a triathlete is GoldenCheetah appropriate for me?.For which operating systems are binary distributions available?.

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Where can I download the installer for GoldenCheetah ?.

What is a good book or resource on training with power?.

How can I open a predefined athlete or be prompted to select one at startup?.

Why the texts are in mixed languages and how it can be fixed?.

GoldenCheetah doesn't find my PowerTap/Joule/SRM on Ubuntu Linux.

How do I change the colour of the rides on the calendar/list?.

Where is the preferences / options panel?.

How do I fix tiny text on high-DPI displays?.

I can't find Aerolab / Performance Manager?.

Can I enter my weight and track/plot it?.

Why are my charts blank or data is missing?.

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You then have to wonder why this is a premium feature and you might also query the way the colours are triggered with the insertion of a manual hashtag – clumsy at best.

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It would be nice if the colours were available within the full map functionality rather than just the high-level map on the feed. The colours seem to form a more natural part of the map than the efforts of Polar and Garmin. The STRAVA implementation is nice and the gradations of colour work well and are pleasing to the eye without being too visually intrusive.

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Please feel free to add in the comments below any other platform that has this kind of feature. This only seems to give me the option to add PACE. I thought the following image was showing my L4 ascent of Box Hill but I’m pretty sure I can do it a little bit faster than 11:51 minutes and probably harder than L4…oh well, that’s roughly the idea (I think). Anyway, I think what it is doing here is that it auto-identifies matches/efforts and then ‘StatMaps’ the colour of the effort onto the ride map. I’m also not entirely sure what it shows but, rest assured, Golden Cheetah is very will definitely show something clever. I’ve been aware of the Golden Cheetah StatMap for a long time but confess to never really looking at it until today. I prefer Garmin’s and I also think that the colours of Polar get washed out by the maps, the same being true of Garmin at times, but to a lesser extent. It’s horses-for-courses as to whether or not you prefer this method to Garmin’s. I’ve chosen to display HR here and you can see that the line colour on the graph has been changed to match the zone colour on the chart. Here’s an example of the StatMap on the web version of Polar Flow. So on this following example, I was running at a consistent pace for about 90 minutes but in this particular section there was some variability and hence Garmin started adding some colours. Garmin doesn’t seem to vary the colouration by Zone, instead, it seems to be relative to the average for the run/ride. Here’s an example of a Garmin ‘StatMap’ which were only added in September and I’ve chosen to display this one by PACE, with HR and elevation also being available as the other options. Here’s a few examples from STRAVA then we continue to have a look at how Garmin and others have done this.

Temperature #TemperatureMap – Red is hotter.

Time #TimeMap – Darker colours appear later in the activity.

Power #PowerMap – Darker colours are higher power outputs.

Elevation (Gradient) #GradientMap – Red is climbing, Green is descending.

Elevation (Absolute) #ElevationMap – Darker colours are higher elevation/altitudes.

Heart Rate #HeartrateMap – Darker colours are higher heart rates.

Speed #SpeedMap – Darker colours are faster speeds.Pace #PaceMap – Darker colours are faster paces.These are the hashtags and you put the hashtag in the activity description. Now, these are not coloured automatically and you have to manually choose which StatMap to apply to which workout and then you add a specific Hashtag which changes the colouration scheme that you see AND which any other STRAVA will also see. Clear? In my words, I would say that STRAVA willĬolour your GPS track differently depending on how fast you were going at the time.Īctually it’s cleverer than that as you can colour the line based on different criteria which are speed/pace, heart rate, elevation, time temperature, gradient and power. Good question! STRAVA call these “data-driven polyline colourations” and they replace the existing monochromatic (orange) lines on your post-workout tracks that show where you have been on your adventures. STRAVA’s StatMaps are available now to subscribers, they are not novel but they are new to STRAVA and I like them. FTC: Affiliate Disclosure: All links pay commission STRAVA StatMaps