The blue line is the regression line of the fields against the other. In the scatter plot, the color indicates the time of the point within the activity: blue are the earliest, then green then red for the end. Combinaison of particular interest are speed vs heart rate, speed vs cadence, power vs cadence, etc Taping further you will see scatter plot against different field.
The moving average is the blue line that lets you get a sense of what is the tendance of your speed of cadence when the original signal is quite noisy. First you’ll get the plot over the time of the activity with different moving average overlay. When you select a plot for a field in the activity you can then use the gear icon to rotate through different views. you can also press the sharing icon to use this view as a snapshot when posting to twitter or facebook. The other icon let you show the lap marker or switch the map from satellite or map view. You can tap the icon on the right to rotate through different gradient overlay on the map.
STRAVA MAP SNAPSHOT FULL
When you tap the map you’ll be presented with a full screen view. Swipe to the left is a convenient way to move on to the next field. Tapping will iterate through all the plots relevant to that field, then move on to the next field. They are grouped by fields like pace, heart rate, cadence, etc. Note that swimming activities will have slightly different graphs and no maps as the data for these activities is quite differentĭifferent plots can be seen in that page. The icon indicate a field you can select to display the plot of the field during the activity. The blue line on the plot represent a moving average to get a sense of the overall trend factoring out the noise of some data like speed.īelow the graph you find different statistics for the graph. Tapping the graph will rotate through different fields to display. Tapping the map will bring the map full screen. You can zoom and drag to reposition the map. If You can select any activity you will be presented with the detailled view.
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