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Useful zwift related websites
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Shane Miller's Youtube channel has lots of Zwift tips https://youtube.com/c/ShaneMillerLama
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Zwiftalizer - Analyze zwift log files
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I'm a slow learner sometimes, I just figured out how to track my routes and badges on zwift hub. You have to enter them manually, but it's certainly better than nothing. OTOH, you still have to look that information up on zwift while you are riding.
02-09-21, 05:35 AM
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You actually don't have to be riding but you do have to be running the Zwift game app to check those steenken badges.
My "pain cave" uses Apple TV to ride on Zwift in the basement, but I also have the Zwift app loaded on my iPad - I can enter the Zwift game and go into the "garage" or check badges and what not by from the iPad while laying on the couch upstairs or killing time somewhere in the car!
My "pain cave" uses Apple TV to ride on Zwift in the basement, but I also have the Zwift app loaded on my iPad - I can enter the Zwift game and go into the "garage" or check badges and what not by from the iPad while laying on the couch upstairs or killing time somewhere in the car!
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how do you get to the menu without loading a course? That's what I meant by, "while riding"
I thought it was funny I said you had to do it while riding so I just left it.
I thought it was funny I said you had to do it while riding so I just left it.
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
how do you get to the menu without loading a course? That's what I meant by, "while riding"
I thought it was funny I said you had to do it while riding so I just left it.
I thought it was funny I said you had to do it while riding so I just left it.
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
I'm a slow learner sometimes, I just figured out how to track my routes and badges on zwift hub. You have to enter them manually, but it's certainly better than nothing. OTOH, you still have to look that information up on zwift while you are riding.
https://www.zwiftsegments.com/segments
It reads your strava segments and uses that to mark off the checklist. It missed a few that I've done Lutscher and a couple of the new ones. Not sure if that's about where the route begins relative to the segments, due to the fact that Strava deleted a whole bunch of segments or what. I know I have the badge for Lutscher but I got it using a meetup so I'd only have to climb the hill once so the segments may not line up if this site requires the lead in.
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02-19-21, 06:48 AM
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List of routes on zwift insider PDF warning
https://zwiftinsider.com/wp-content/...GukfM0M0-HOhaE
https://zwiftinsider.com/wp-content/...GukfM0M0-HOhaE
02-22-21, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Danhedonia
Someone help me here - if I can create and edit workouts in Zwift, why am I doing that on another website? How is it better?
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