Tagging workouts to group and compare them

Why tag

Tags let you group sessions that belong together even when their names differ, so you can trend a key session over time. A repeated FTP test, your long runs, brick sessions, race-pace efforts: tag them once and the Grepiac groups them for you.

How to tag

On a workout's detail page use the Tags edit button. Enter single words, comma-separated. Spaces inside a tag become hyphens automatically (so "long run" saves as long-run), keeping every tag a clean single token. Tags are de-duplicated and case-insensitive.

Good tags: ftptest, long-run, brick, race-pace, key-session, recovery.

Where tags show up

• Similar sessions on a workout: any session sharing a tag (or the same name) is listed with its date, Load and compliance, so progression is visible at a glance. See Comparing and trending workouts.
• Calendar filter: the TAG box on the calendar filters the view to a tag.

Tips

• Keep a small, consistent vocabulary. Five or six tags you reuse beat fifty one-offs.
• Tag the type of session, not the date or the athlete (those are already tracked).

Where to go next

• Comparing and trending workouts
• What you see in a workout