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Member since November 2008 | Posted 9 years ago | ![]() |
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Hello chaps. |
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Member since February 2006 | Posted 9 years ago | ![]() |
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Hi Burtie, We don't have a way of doing this directly on the site but you could open the two hill profiles in different tabs in your browser and toggle between them or arrange them side by side. If the routes are the same length (e.g. a marathon) the Y Axis scale will be the same for both routes as this is calculated from the length of the route, so you can then compare them visually. You need to make sure that you have selected "Normal" Hill Emphasis on the hill profile though and not "Enhanced" as this would otherwise adjust the Y axis scale to emphasise the hills. I hope that helps! John |
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Member since March 2006 | Posted 9 years ago | ![]() |
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I'm sure you know but for onyone who doesn't, when you save a route the hilliness of the route is calculated and recorded on the my saved routes page in metres per mile of climb so you can see the comparative hilliness of various runs as a number. If you recorded the route of a run it is also displayed when you view the run under CLIMB / CLIMB RATE giving you the total climbed and the climb per mile. |
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