Folks, it occurred to me that a little bit of clarity could go a long way with regards to the weekly check in and what I expect you to do each Sunday. Here’s a quick video for you!
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If you want to / need to add a Final Surge subscription to your existing (legacy) membership, here are the steps! Login to the NewMembers site: https://newmembers.endurancenation.us Once you are logged in, go this web page: https://newmembers.endurancenation.us/register/final-surge-add-on/ You can complete the sign up on that page (you will need...
Final Surge now allows you to sync your workout calendar with popular third party sites and applications such as iCal, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Yahoo Calendar and more! Turning this feature on and getting started is easy. First, click on your “Settings” link inside your training log right next...
To access the new bulk copy/move/delete feature, click on the calendar day that you want to start copying, moving or deleting. By clicking on the plus sign a dropdown menu will appear. Click on “Copy/Move/Delete” at the bottom of the dropdown menu. A pop-up window will appear that is...
Using those super awesome “integrated” zones in your Endurance Nation plan on Final Surge? GREAT! Just tested and have NEW Zones you need to update? DON’T WORRY! 🚨 Note: When you update your zones, you need to add ALL of them in (not just the one sport). Follow these...
Problem: Your Final Surge plan dates are wrong by a day because you set the plan to END on a Saturday vs a Sunday. Solution: You need to “Move / Shift” the plan by a day using the Final Surge site. you set your race day to be a...
Problem: “My plan shows all workouts on the wrong days. Tuesday’s workout is on Monday, Wednesday’s workout is on Tuesday, etc.” Solution: Login to Final Surge, go to Settings and change your “Start of Week” preference to Monday (the default is Sunday).
You can load training plans in Final Surge to START or END on a specific date. But sometimes you need a specific part of a plan, not the entire plan. For example, you might only need the last 12 weeks of a 20-week training plan. To make this happen,...