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Converting multisport activities into 1 activity on dashboard

Former Member over 11 years ago

Hello, when using my 910XT in multisport mode (Triathlon), when uploading the data onto Garmin Connect - I end up with 5 different activities (Swim, T1, Bike, T2 and Run) and 5 different maps. Is there any way to combine these 5 activities into one activity (i.e. I want to see the whole course on one map).

Thank you

Daniel

0 mathikralli over 11 years ago

Hi Daniel,

no, there is no way to combine activities.

Mathias

0 Former Member over 11 years ago

this feature would be great, trying to look back at my results separated as 5 completely different events doesn't make sense to me. Please create a method to see these events as a single. Not being able to compare heart rates, power, etc... for the entire duration is something that is a major pitfall of Connect

0 Former Member over 11 years ago

Thank you Mathias and Meesier42.

Daniel

0 travis.vitek over 11 years ago

It seems to me that having them as separate activities makes more sense... further detailed here. If you want just one activity, then don't use auto-multisport. You can still press Lap between segments, you'll just end up with one activity. I suppose that isn't ideal if you have custom screens based on activity type, but that's all I've got.

Travis

0 Dr Phil over 11 years ago

this feature would be great, trying to look back at my results separated as 5 completely different events doesn't make sense to me. Please create a method to see these events as a single. Not being able to compare heart rates, power, etc... for the entire duration is something that is a major pitfall of Connect

Hard to see how this could be of value. The data recorded for each element is different. How would you expect it to be possible to aggregate it? If you have SportTracks you could try it there and see if you get anything you can use, but I fail to see any use.

Do feel free to enlighten me...