Thanks MJ.
I’ve uploaded fit files before, but it looks like the option to ‘add data’ is no longer there:
I looked at Saturday’s prescribed bike, and it’s not there either, so it’s not specific to one session.
Thanks again.
ayn
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Any info on this one?
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Not sure if this is a bug but my plan at the moment seems to be giving me 2 differing bits of advice.
If there is a high risk of overtraining (which I understand, I’ve ramped up a little bit from doing nothing for a couple of weeks) then why would the coach then increase the time/load on my bike & run sessions today? Is that because it is looking at each “sport” individually in terms of fitness? I’m having to move/delete my swims at the moment due to the pool being closed, is that throwing the plan out? Thanks
Hello - I’m using the time constrains to move the day off from Fridays to Wednesdays:
The rest day however was moved to a Sunday:
Any idea, what I need to do, to move the rest day to Wednesdays?
Thanks!
Dear @Torsten ,
I get the following:
Please read the time constraints thread. It is assumed that beta users read this so they understand that our AI requires heavy computations that take time. So you need to make your settings and then check back later. This should not have been reported as a bug as this is the current expected behaviour.
Dear Prof,
thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
I was looking for information, however I was not sure where to start and it was unclear to me where I could get any information. Now I know, thanks.
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Dear all,
I too am experiencing real problems with the time constraints of my plan. My AI coach is constantly modifying my training plan without taking into account the constraints I’ve given him. What’s more, it no longer respects my schedule, planning unrealistic programs for me! For example, next week, he’s made me an 18-hour plan, whereas I’m currently on a medium-volume program with a maximum of 10 hours of sport per week.
It’s impossible to correct this because the AI remodifies every change I make to its plan.
I delete one day’s training to have a rest day, and it reschedules others. I move the swimming workout scheduled for a Monday, it reschedules another.
Has anything changed in the algorithm in the last few days? Because I’ve never had this problem before.
It’s driving me crazy 
Constraints :
Next week plan :
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I posted a similar bug in one of the beta threads earlier this week. It’s not respecting my time constraints either, e.g. duration daily, or my schedule to swim at least 1 minute on M/W/F to match desired pool days but not putting swims on W, for a couple examples. I’m not sure if @Prof is the one to tag but since your post is 5 days old, will try it. 
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Hi @Fabrice @kimberg. Thank you for reporting however remember that this feature is being worked on. Remember that you can always opt out of the beta program - just let me know.
Thanks Prof, just making sure that as it’s worked on the bugs are known.
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I’m seeing an issue with completed rowing session dates being in the wrong time zone. For example, I completed the following Wednesday night at 7:37PM, but seeing the following as the date:
#### Thu, Jan 23 2025 3:37 am - Aerobic development (row)
When I tried to save my self eval today (I know, I should have done it last night), I get a toast message:
There was an error with the data submitted: Activity date must be the same as the session date.
I’ve checked the dates in both Concept2 and Garmin and the dates are correct there. I’ve also checked my erg to make sure the date and time are set correctly. This only seems to be an issue with rows. My runs recorded with my Garmin watch come in with the correct date and time.
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Hi @theron ,
Sounds like a timestamp bug of some sort.
Next time this happens, can you please send a message to hello@athletica.ai with screenshots that show the error happening, along with the raw file.
Much appreciated.
I sent an email with the request and response bodies. Thanks.
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In swim workouts, the ‘moving time’ is being reported to be the same as the ‘total duration’
Strava and TrainingPeaks are reading the workout correctly and removing the rest periods from the moving time.
Thanks @Jack … this technical issue just happens to be one our team is working on. Thanks for reporting.