Go to Contacts>Segments to find your segments. The list below includes a few examples of what you can do with the segments you’ve created: Click the Actions icon to edit, copy, or delete custom filters. If you’d like to view or edit your segments, click Segments from the top of the Search page. Enter a name for the filter and click Save.Once you’re done, click Save as segment.Click Advanced search and start adding conditions or condition groups.To create a segment, you’ll first need to choose search conditions. As soon as they meet the conditions, they’re added to the segment automatically. They are dynamic - you don’t need to manually add new contacts to a segment.

Segments allow you to set up a specific group of search conditions to define a group of contacts without keeping them in a separate list. Drag the playback speed spider to increase or decrease the speed of playback.Įach rider is represented by a color dot on the compared board and the track line when playing back efforts.A segment is a specific group of contacts found with specific search conditions, saved under a unique name. You can control playback with the play, pause, and stop buttons.

You can then drag the elapsed time slider around to jump to any spot in time. Playback controls: Before this is displayed, you will need to click the “Stage Race!” button. The riders will be offset so they can all start from the beginning of the section at the same time. The map will zoom in on the selection, and it will be highlighted on the selected section. Once selected, all of the efforts will line up on the selected section. Hover your mouse over a section to see it highlighted on the map, and click on a section to zoom in, and line all of the efforts up on that section for an offset race.Ĭlick on a section to select it. The metrics displayed are specific to each section. Green indicates you had the fastest time, orange indicates the time is within 20% of the best time from the selected efforts, and red shows the time is 20% or great. The width of the bar is proportional to the time (a quicker section will be shorter). Split: Split each of the displayed efforts into 2, 3, or 4 sections of equal distance.Įffort: This displays the effort split into several sections. Segment metrics: Click “Toggle Metrics” to view speed/heart rate/power/cadence information for each of the checked efforts.Ĭlose comparison: Hide the effort comparison, and just show the leaderboard. Click “Go to Ride” if you want to view the detailed ride page. This will display the entire ride in the map on the right. Show ride: The fastest way to view the context of an effort is to click “Show Ride”. When showing user efforts, click “Show Best Efforts” at the bottom left of the table to get back to the screen showing the default leaderboard with all riders. This is a great way to see all of your efforts in one place. Click on that to populate the leaderboard with efforts only from that user. User efforts: When a rider has multiple efforts on a segment, you’ll see a link to “Show X Efforts”. “Toggle Details” will show/hide additional metrics on the effort. Sorting by date will rearrange the list to show most recent efforts first.Ĭheckbox: Check off efforts, and then you can click on the “Compare Efforts” button to analyze all of the checked efforts against each other, or stage a race. Sort by: By default, the leaderboard is sorted by rank - fastest times show first. We use this information to help determine segment quality.

Ignore segment: This will remove you from the leaderboard, and it will not show up on your rides so you will not receive any notifications. This will let you know how many people are paying attention to that segment. Popularity: This shows the number of times a segment has been pinned or ignored. You will have quick access to that segment from the Pinned tab on your profile. Pin a segment: Click on this for segments you want to easily keep track of.

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