Coming from TrainingPeaks
Bring your history. Keep your momentum.
Export once from TrainingPeaks, drop the file here, and your coach rebuilds your fitness from every workout you've logged. Every session you've banked keeps counting.
Free. With an account or as a guest.
What comes over
Every workout file
FIT, TCX and GPX files with heart rate, power, pace and GPS. Each workout gets its Training Load and intervals. Full data streams are kept for the last 6 months.
Your Fitness history
Fitness, Fatigue and Form are rebuilt from those files, day by day. Add the workouts summary CSV and we compare the result with what TrainingPeaks showed you.
Your structured workouts
ZWO workout files land in your workout library, ready to put on any day of your calendar.
Export from TrainingPeaks in three steps.
Open your account settings
Sign in to TrainingPeaks on the web and go to your account settings.
Export your data
Find the data export option. Ask for your workout files (a ZIP) and, if you like, the workouts summary (a CSV).
Drop the ZIP below
Download the ZIP when it is ready and drop it here. Add the summary CSV too if you have it: inside the ZIP, or picked alongside it.
TrainingPeaks may name these options a little differently. Look for data export in your account settings.
Import your history
Create a free account, or start as a guest, to import your TrainingPeaks history. The importer opens once your account and plan are set up.
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Same ideas, our names
What TrainingPeaks calls it, what it is called here, and where our maths differs.
Coming from Garmin Connect or Strava?
Their account exports hold the same kinds of files, so the importer takes them too, and anything already synced is skipped. Garmin keeps its files in ZIPs inside the ZIP: unzip it first and upload those.
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