ZwiftCharts enriches Zwift-related sites with data visualizations for data-curious cyclists. ****************************** ZwiftPower.com ZwiftCharts provides post-event analysis of demographic and performance. Find or participate in a Zwift event and head over to ZwiftPower.com to explore: • A global map highlighting the number of participants by country • Gender distribution statistics per country • Breakdowns of athletes by age and categories • Comprehensive charts for weight, height, power, and heart rate distributions • Time vs. average power plots • Average power vs. average heart rate graphs • Weight vs. heart rate and power comparisons With these charts, not only will you appreciate the dynamics of large Zwift events, but you'll also discover how you measure up against the Zwift community. How to Use: • Visit a completed event page on ZwiftPower.com • Click the far-right menu item labeled "ZC Charts" ****************************** WhatsOnZwift.com Dive deeper into workouts with visualization tool that: • Replaces the default workout chart with an interactive one • Overlays a W'bal chart • Reveals the minimum W'bal value specific to each workout Understanding W'bal data is crucial for estimating the feasibility of a workout (assuming your FTP is correctly set). While W'bal is a mathematical model and may not reflect your unique capabilities, familiarity with this metric can help you identify demanding workouts upfront, not when you hit the wall :) How to Use: • Open a specific workout page (Note: The feature is disabled on workout lists for performance reasons) • Input your FTP if it's not set • Check the checkbox at the right bottom corner of the workout chart ****************************** Whether you're a competitive cyclist or a recreational rider, ZwiftCharts offers a data-driven perspective on your virtual cycling endeavors.
