I know there is progress on this topic, more so in the CA than the application but I’d love an easily digestible training section with calendar, power curve, fitness chart, etc here. Nothing crazy like WKO5 or even Intervals.ics, but we are already in the application. Why not make it a one stop quick review instead of paying Strava $80/yr for it, just cancelled that sub. for whatever that’s worth.
If this is thought about, it should only ever be something the user can choose IF they want to see it and not taking up more space on the main menu screen and forcing more scrolling.
IMO better leave the analytics of training to the apps that specialise in it (ie TrainingPeaks) and keep expanding Zwift where it’s best, ie world expansion.
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Cannot say I need anything complex. The Zwift Companion App has your current level of training, however I have to say that even when killing myself on the bike it still shows “Fresh” and its very hard to get it into “Productive” zone but that’s about all I need really. I hate to think what sort of state I would be in should it ever hit the “Over training” I guess it would be call an Ambulance.
You need 6 weeks of consistent riding before the data is truly meaningful. 
Agreed. Thats why my 3 seconds MS Paint screen shots were out at the top as an additional tab, that you’d explicitly go to pre-post ride to view the information. Zwift wants to justify another price hike, they probably need it to pay their fund raising efforts back, this functionality would be worth enough to me for another $5/month “premium” for this instead of paying a different company for view basic analytics, to which, most are already presented in various formats around Zwift, ZwiftPower (under Zwift control) and ZCA.
There’s a huge chasm between fresh and productive that is filled with junk miles or things that add stress without getting time in zones that would help a rider improve. Other analysis apps make this more apparent.
Plus every Monday you reach the point of no information about training status despite it knowing what you did the week before.
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