text: With SeasonMatch I can have the confidence in my training that I’m stronger at this point this year compared to the same point last year.
  And this doesn’t have to be yearly comparisons. You can compare a Spring MTB season with a Fall ‘Cross season.
  Getting PR feedback is really motivating. Every time I produce more power I get a little win that I can take back and know that my training is working.
  We’re now calculating PRs per Season. That means that if your ride produced the most power at 5 minutes for an active season you’re in you’ll get a new PR! This is shown on the updated ride page and on our fancy new career page.
  We’ve also expanded our PRs to be per second up to 5 minutes then slightly larger buckets after that. That means you’ll more accurately track your PRs and you’ll get a ton more of them!
  We’ve also changed our PR page to show just what you need. You can quickly see your important stats (power, weight, power-to-weight).
  Your last ride is always front and center along with any power PRs you earned. This makes it really easy drill into the last ride you did.
  The upgraded Training Stress Chart is also present on this page. You can quickly navigate to past rides and see how consistent your training (and quality) have been.
  You can now drill in, create custom intervals and analyze your rides right on the TrainerRoad website. There’s too much in there for this post but I suggest you go in there and play with it. You can also check out some short videos on YouTube that for a quick overview.
  Of course, you can now assign an outside ride to a plan! You’ll get credit for the Training Stress and be able to review the actual ride that replaced an inside workout.
  We know that a lot of people don’t have a power meter for outdoor training or don’t have a power meter on every bike.