Reviewing a workout
Who can use this — all coaches, for the athletes they can see. Assistant coaches review their assigned athletes; head coaches review anyone in the company.
When an activity syncs from TrainingPeaks, PlanMyPeak compares the completed session against the planned workout and produces a compliance analysis. Open an activity from your dashboard to review it.
Reading the analysis
The analysis brings together everything you need to judge the session:
- Planned vs. actual — duration, distance, training load, and intensity side by side.
- Compliance score — an automatic 0–100 score with a color band and a plain-language verdict (for example, on target, underdone, or overdone).
- Effort detail — depending on the data recorded, you may see a power profile, aerobic decoupling, heart-rate recovery, peak power, and a segment-by-segment breakdown of intervals against their targets.
- Matching rides — earlier sessions with the same structure, so you can see how this one compares.
Refine the AI feedback
Every analysis comes with AI-written coaching feedback — a short narrative you can send as-is or make your own. You can:
- Edit the feedback to add your voice or a personal note.
- Revert to the original AI version if you want to start over.
The analysis shows which coach last edited the draft, so a team stays in sync. Head coaches can change the AI’s tone and emphasis for everyone — see Custom AI feedback.
Approve and publish
When you’re happy with the feedback, select Approve and publish. This does two things:
- Posts a short, athlete-friendly comment on the activity in TrainingPeaks, with a link to an anonymous public report.
- Generates the public report at that link.
The status pill at the top of the page tracks where the report is — analyzing, review pending, approved, or published — and once it’s published you’ll see the timestamp and the public report link. You’ll always get a clear success or error message; if publishing fails (for example, because the connection expired), the message tells you the next step.
The athlete sees only the short comment and can open the public report from the link. The full analysis stays in PlanMyPeak.
Review mode vs. auto-approve
Whether a workout waits for you or is approved automatically depends on the athlete’s feedback mode. In review mode, every analysis lands in your pending queue; in auto-approve mode, well-scored sessions publish on their own. You set this per athlete — see Managing athletes.
An analysis is produced for activities that sync within about 48 hours of being completed. If an activity is much older when it arrives, it may show no report.