Not sure how to do this on the new planner, I am trying to populate a few of my planned AI suggestions with events that I’ve done over the last year so I can pin them and plan around them. Problem is they are a year old and so they didn’t show up in the list of outdoor activities. Any other way to do this? If I don’t use the actual ai planner, there is no way to pin them for a recalculation
Select Filter and uncheck Recents Only –
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Thanks! Right in my face 
You could also go back and favourite any of those activities (if they’re frequent events/routes), which might make them easier to plan again in the future!
Edit: just checked and you might still need to un-check the ~recents filter if they’re older activities
We added the ~recents only feature as the default option so that users wouldn’t be recommended routes/activities from several years ago if they’ve moved to a new location or did a one-time ride that can’t be easily repeated. Only looking at recent activities also dramatically increases the loading time of recommended activities Faster to scan through tens of activities rather than hundreds or thousands!
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Would love the ability to load a planned route from RWGPS or similar to plan a ride I have not yet done. Any chance?
Not at this time. Xert would need power data to estimate XSS & Focus/Specificity for the ride.
You could manually estimate those for an upcoming ride. Or just ride it & ‘Adapt’ afterwards
I have started using the Garmin Power Guide feature, I wonder if there’s a way to upload this to you where essentially it is creating a structured workout for an outdoor ride. You should be able to calculate off of that.
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I suspect not unless the power guide could be exported as a TCX/GPX/fit file
It’s an interesting idea, for sure!
I have not seen anywhere I can download it but, that would be great for planning. In general I have found that future very helpful to help me pace myself on outdoor rides.
I still have not been able to master riding to focus on outdoor rides, especially for endurance days. I live in a pretty hilly area and no matter what I do I end up with 10 or 8 minute power. The Garmin feature makes it possible to stay on track to some degree.