I was wondering if it would be possible to add a calorie space, when I input my runs i generally like to keep track of the calories I am burning, it would be useful to input it where I input my running and training.  Appreciate your feedback

Thanks John.  The terrain sounds good as I vary from road to forrest on my runs

There seems to have been a change to the My Saved Routes page so that the page is split into separate pages of 25 entries.  Although alphabetical sorting works over the two pages, I've found that sorting by route distance doesn't so I can't sort all my training runs, for example, by distance now, only a page at a time.  Could this be made possible again please?

Hi Susan, I see what you mean, when you click on the miles heading on the first page to sort, the criteria does not carry over to the second page when refreshed.

Is there any way to retain the sort criteria so it stops the same on either page refresh or if you navigate away? As I usually have to click the heading every time.

Also while I am thinking about it the PB on the runs don't really need the sort facility, I don't know whether or not that's embedded in the webpage design.

Thanks

Derek

I'd already tried to use the ALL button, and I've just checked again now, but it doesn't seem to work.  When I press it I'm immediately transported back to my home routes page and when I move back to training routes I'm back at square one.  I could split my training routes into two folders, but I've already used up my allocation of folders.

Brilliant, thank you!  I'm happy again now!

The last few times I have inputted my runs, it is not taking the mileage I have run, everything else appears but I keep having to go back into edit and inputting my mileage, after a few attempts it accepts it.  Is anyone else having this problem

Hi, I think I may have a similar problem to Robert.  When I update the training planner, it doesn't seem to like it when I load in a number of entries with the same distance (say 10k)..it enters the rest of the information but leaves the distance blank.  The only way I have found to get round it is by entering a slightly different distance (say 10.001 km).  If it is something I am doing wrong and can easily fix, please let me know, cheers.

Hi John,

Thanks.  If I see the problem again i will email you. 

Sorry if I'm being thick but what exactly is the 'flat equivalent distance' and/or do the route measurements take into account hills? (I am just thinking that if I run up a hill the distance from top to bottom will be longer than it appears on a map due to the elevation.) I was hoping the flat equivalent distance was the distance I had actually run but have tried measuring the same distance going up and down a hill and the 'flat equivalent distances' are different.