You can now drag and drop your public website and member menu items around to quickly reorganize your menu. We've also collapsed the menu item details to save space and added new "Hidden" and "Built-in page" and "Number of children" and "Custom page" indicators so you glean more about a page without having to expand the detail.

You can now

1. Drag and drop a menu item on the same level to a different position
2. Move a top level menu item as a child of another top level menu
3. Promote a child level menu to the top level menu
4. Move a child level menu item from one parent to another

Note: A built in page cannot have children, and a built in page cannot be a child of another page in the member menu (but it can on the public website menu)

Collapse Menu Items with Indicators

Drag and Drop

Use the drag handle to drag and drop in another position

Child Items

Expand a top level menu item to view the children, you can drag to reorder, or drag to another parent that is expanded.

Use the "Up a level" arrow to promote an existing child page back to the top level of the menu.

The child will now be above it's previous parent on the top level.

Sometimes you want to reorder your products in your online store but it's hard to tell what the current order is so we've added the Display Order column to the grid so you can see it without having to open the product. You can also sort using the new column.

And a quick tip for setting display order values. You don't need to use single increments like 1, 2, 3 etc. Instead you can use 100, 200, 300, 400. That way if you want to change the order you can just edit the value on a single product instead of two. Eg if you want to put something between the first and second ordered product then you can just add it as 150 without having to change the current 1st and 2nd products.

A couple of bug fixes and improvements.

Bug Fix Zoomed Segment

There was a bug in some situations that when you zoomed in on a chart in the analysis view of a workout it would not correctly show the metrics for the zoomed in section in the table.

Average Pace (Moving Time)

We've also update the new laps table to show both average speed/pace for moving time and the absolute average. This sorts out an inconsistency from what athletes were seeing in their Garmin dashboard vs Training Tilt. Garmin only shows the average for moving time and we were only showing the absolute average. We will now show both as long as the lap data actually includes moving time e.g from Garmin workouts.

Send Planned Pace, Power or HR or RPE Workouts to Zwift

You can now send any type of intensity workout to Zwift for running and cycling as long as they either have a duration in time or distance. You can also include "Open" intensity intervals.

For running the most accurate will be pace intervals and for Cycling the most accurate is power. For all other intensities we attempt to estimate and convert based on the athletes thresholds and training zones.

Additionally Zwift only supports time based intervals so we convert any distance based intervals to an estimated time based on the athletes pace or speed training zones and threshold values.

We've just added the adherence charts that was already part of the Performance dashboard to the athlete dashboard (the new version).

We have also added configuration settings so both coaches and athletes can decide what items they want to see on their dashboard. Coaches can also save a default set of items for their clients.

You can configure which items you want to see on the dashboard using the new settings button.

In the same screenshot below you can also see the adherence charts for the last 7 days. This will show for both athletes and coaches by default.

You can change which items you want to see on the dashboard by unchecking the items and saving. Coaches can save the default set which will then become the default for your athletes unless they configuration their own set of items.

I just wanted to share a cool new feature. You can now see how the metrics of a completed workout to what was planned in the same chart for Power, Heart Rate, Pace and Cadence.

If you are planning using structured workouts and have prescribed Power, Pace, HR or Cadence then these can now show on the completed data charts. Planned time in specific training zones will also be shown on the "Time in Zones" chart to get an overall view of how closely the prescribed intensities were adhered to.

Both coaches an athletes can decide if they want to toggle this on or off on the workout analysis screens and that will be saved in their settings. All the other toggles on the analysis screen will now also be saved.

Example of actual vs planned power below

Chart showing planned vs actual time in zones

How to toggle planned data on and off

Note: This toggle will only show if the completed workout has an associated structured workout

This will be saved along with all the other toggles, so next time any workout is loaded it will use your saved settings.

Just released! You can now send planned workouts to Suunto devices using the Suunto "Guides" feature.

You can send the next 7 days worth of workouts in advance from the calendar on the web app and the profile from the mobile apps. The mobile app interface for connections has also been updated for all devices.

Sending 7 Days in Advance

From Web App

From the More Tools - Sync to Device dropdown

From Mobile App

From the profile on the mobile app.

Send Individual Workouts

On the web and mobile apps you can send the workout to Suunto directly from the workout detail.

Once sent, you can remove or resend from the dropdown.

Athletes and coaches can now send structured workouts to Coros devices.

You can send the next 7 days worth of workouts in advance from the calendar on the web app and the profile from the mobile apps. The mobile app interface for connections has also been updated for all devices.

Sending 7 Days in Advance

From Web App

From the More Tools - Sync to Device dropdown

From Mobile App

From the profile on the mobile app.

Send Individual Workouts

On the web and mobile apps you can send the workout to Coros directly from the workout detail.

Next cab of the rank is Suunto which should be live in a week or so.

Hey there, Cam here 👋

One of those “why didn’t it always do that?” moments.

You can now copy and paste weeks, days, or workouts between different training plans and athlete calendars.

That means:

✅ Copy a week from an athlete’s calendar and paste it into another athlete’s plan.

✅ Move parts of your template plans around without rebuilding everything.

✅ Save time creating and adjusting your training plans.

It’s a simple change that makes a big difference for busy coaches.

👉 Give it a try and let me know what you think in the comments on Youtube!

https://youtu.be/nNV1OHRIhbk

📢 Communicate Smarter with Announcements

In this video, Cam from Training Tilt walks you through the new Announcements feature — a simple way to keep athletes informed right from their training dashboard.

🔑 What you’ll see in this demo:

How announcements display on the athlete dashboard (web + mobile)

The difference between dismissible vs. non-dismissible messages

How to create, edit, duplicate, and schedule announcements

Formatting options (bold text, links, bullet points, styles for emphasis)

Targeting by groups, training plans, or race prep teams

👉 Announcements are perfect for weekly updates, motivational notes, or group instructions — keeping communication clear without sending one-to-one messages.

The new coaching dashboard we release a few weeks ago have had some improvements made and it is also now available in the mobile apps for both athlete and coach accounts.

Watch the video for a demo of the new improvements.

What's new?

1. Shows all your athletes by default - no need to add manually
2. You can now see your assigned athletes or all athletes
3. Search by name to filter the list
4. Announcements
5. Set as default landing page for your clients
6. Set as default landing page for yourself
7. Live in mobile apps
8. Customize the menu item.