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Show resting or stops on a ride (activity)

  • September 1, 2023
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I am interested in analysing my stops post ride. I would like to see where I rested on an activity (this affects your efficiency percentage on long rides such as Audaxes, i.e. ride time vs rest time)

This can be where

  • the stop was more than 1 minute
  • no power or cadence registered
  • speed below 3km per hour (in case of a wandering GPS)

Ideally this would show in a table (similar to the existing Laps table) showing

  • the rest start time (time of day and ride time)
  • rest time
  • the end time for each extended stop

Even better if you could show these as locations on the activity map

Many thanks for reading and hopefully upvoting this idea.

Best answer by Jane

Hello @dkc 

Thanks for posting!  On outdoor rides that are tracked with GPS, it's possible to see your stops on the analysis graph.  To do this:

1.  Select the analysis tab on the ride page:

 2.  On the graph, sort by time (select the clock icon):

You'll be able to see your points along the speed graph where your speeds are zero.  You can also mouse across to that point and it will show you were you were on your map.

Find out more about how we calculate stopped vs. moving time here.  

 

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  • September 11, 2023

Hello @dkc 

Thanks for posting!  On outdoor rides that are tracked with GPS, it's possible to see your stops on the analysis graph.  To do this:

1.  Select the analysis tab on the ride page:

 2.  On the graph, sort by time (select the clock icon):

You'll be able to see your points along the speed graph where your speeds are zero.  You can also mouse across to that point and it will show you were you were on your map.

Find out more about how we calculate stopped vs. moving time here.  

 


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  • September 11, 2023

Yes, that's what I've had to manually and to be honest it's been a PIA, which is why I made my request. Made event harder on a longer ride where there may be several stops. I do this regularly and presume many other Audax riders would want to do the same. 


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I’ve created an app for this where it will list all stops during a ride, logs how long you’ve stopped, how many stops you’ve made, etc. You can also connect your strava account and just copy and paste the link of strava activity ride you want to process. 

 

here’s the link: https://denzpython.pythonanywhere.com/


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  • January 20, 2026

@denzellvingegaard Hi! What happened to your web app on that link? I was searching for something like that for a long time, stumbled upon it just in time to use it to analyze couple of my longest rides and now it appears it’s gone :(

Bring it back, please :)


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  • January 21, 2026

Works fine for me


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Hi ​@djoz , Hosting Site PythonAnywhere has only 512MB limit for free accounts. My project (libraries) requires more than 512 MB and it cannot host my project anymore.


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  • January 21, 2026

@choddo Works fine for me as well now. It wasn’t working for me at the time of writing my post yesterday or any other time I tried to use the app in the last few months.


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  • January 21, 2026

@denzellvingegaard Ok, thanks for the reply.

Are there any other options available to you?

Donations maybe?


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  • January 21, 2026

@choddo I was wrong, it still does not work for me :)


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@djoz I do not have budget for hosting of the project right now. I just rely of free hostings. maybe if you’ve found a low cost hosting or free hosting (that supports storage of at least 1 GB) just inform me and i’ll check it right away if I can host the pause point mapper.