Dashboard — Workouts
The Workouts page (/workouts) is where you build structured training sessions, simulate how they'd play out on a real course, and review your workout history with compliance scores.
Workout Library
The main workouts list shows every workout you've created. Each entry displays:
- Workout name and sport type
- Target duration
- Tags (e.g.
threshold,long run,recovery) - A link to the detail view
Click a workout to open its full detail — the structured segments, any linked Strava activities, and the compliance breakdown.
Creating a Workout
Hit New Workout to open the workout editor. Fill in:
- Name — a short label for the session
- Sport — Run, Ride, etc.
- Target duration — total planned time in minutes
- Tags — comma-separated labels for grouping
- Description / structure — written in Markdown, using the same segment format as the CLI:
## Warmup
10 min easy (Z1–Z2)
## Main Set
4 × 8 min @ Z4
2 min Z1 recovery jog between reps
## Cooldown
8 min easy Z1Named ## sections become scoreable segments — FitOps can compare them against your HR data when you link an activity.
Simulate a Workout
The Simulate button on any workout (or the standalone Simulate tool) lets you preview a session before you do it. You pick a course, set your current fitness metrics, and FitOps projects:
- Projected total time and pace per segment
- Expected HR in each zone
- Effort distribution across the session
- Weather-adjusted targets if forecast data is available
This is useful for deciding whether a planned session is realistic on a given day.
Workout Detail & Compliance
Once you link a workout to a Strava activity (via fitops workouts link), the detail view shows:
- A physiology snapshot at the time of the session (CTL, ATL, TSB, VO2max)
- Per-segment compliance scores — how closely your actual HR matched the zone targets
- A summary compliance grade for the whole session
See Also
- Concepts → Workouts & Compliance
fitops workouts— CLI reference for creating and linking workouts