Runs not showing as training load.

So I mostly cycle and on occasion run. I am looking at my training status and training load. On Sunday I did an indoor ride, Tue run, Wed indoor ride, Friday outdoor bike ride.

When I look at training load I do not see the Tue run at all.

The run definitively shows on Garmin connect so it was properly recorded.

0 4661470 over 5 years ago

my swims also do nothing to my training load or active callories

0 subra over 5 years ago

Was HR recorded for the run?

0 mgolebiewski over 5 years ago in reply to subra

Yes. HR was recorded. It was also a fairly intense run

Only think not there is it being reflected in the overall training status and load

0 mcalista over 5 years ago

Exercise Load is only recorded from more recent devices (945, Fenix 6, Edge x30 series.)

You should see runs from your F5 still counting towards the separate 7 Day Training Load graph.

0 subra over 5 years ago in reply to mcalista

Yes, as I remember Exercise Load is a new feature.

But, why are the rides shown and the runs not?

0 mcalista over 5 years ago in reply to subra

I'm going to assume the rides were recorded on a new Edge x30, while runs and swims were recorded on a Fenix 5. That's the way it works for me.

0 mgolebiewski over 5 years ago in reply to mcalista

Yes. However, with true up that should not matter.

0 mcalista over 5 years ago in reply to mgolebiewski

True-Up doesn't create metrics, it just transfers them between devices.

0 robweir28 over 3 years ago

I see an awful lot of people replying with the same issue, like myself :-(, ...but has anyone managed to fix the issue or know how to have the runs recognised on the Training Load metric???

Thanks all

0 Ilanman over 3 years ago

Grmbl…. I bought a FR245 for my running to complement my Edge 830 riding, so I would get a complete picture of my training load/status, etc. Didn’t go for a cheaper model for this very reason, only to find out here that the FR245 is missing part of those metrics (load focus, etc). Would have been nice if Garmin did not only advertise what features products (kind of) have, but also be more clear about what is missing. The info is out there, but not readily available and digestible for average consumers looking at the product page…