How to Draw a Map

First, type in a desired location in the "Type Location" field. The Google Maps search engine will locate the area you enter.

To begin drawing your route click where you would like to begin, then click the points you want along the route.

To remove the last point, click on it again, or click the "Back One" button.

To modify the route, select a point and drag it.

By default the map will help you stay on a road using the "SNAP TO ROAD" mode.

To draw routes on trails or off road use the "DRAW FREE HAND" mode.

The two drawing modes can be toggled between at any point in your route. NOTE: when switching back to "SNAP TO ROAD" mode the point will land on the nearest road to where you click.

If you don't like the path remember you can remove the last point with the "UNDO LAST POINT" button, or drag points around at any time.

To see what the elevation of your route looks like you can click the "ELEVATION" button on the box in the bottom left corner of the map.

To complete the route, choose a piece of equipment, set the difficulty, and click save route.

When the route is saved, it will be added to the top of your schedule.

NOTE: if you find that tools box or the streetview/elevation box to be in the way you can drag them anywhere on the map to get them out of your way.

When choosing a difficulty, by default we choose the level of your workout program, because of varying difficultys of workouts throughout workout programs you may find that the default level is too hard or too easy, you can change the difficulty with the + and - buttons on each end of the intensity meter. You may also find that you prefer to control your own speed, that is done by checking the "set your own speed" checkbox.

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