When should you trim a track?
- The recording kept running during the drive home.
- You started the watch before the warm-up or the real start.
- A long pause (coffee, transport) skews the duration and average pace.
- You want to isolate a specific portion of the outing to analyse or share.
How to cut the start or the end
- 1
Open the trim tool
It accepts GPX, FIT and TCX files.
- 2
Drop in your file
The track and elevation profile appear immediately.
- 3
Set the two sliders
Adjust the start and end; the kept portion is highlighted on the map, with stats recalculated live.
- 4
Export the trimmed track
Download the result in the format of your choice.
Distance is rebased to zero and laps are recalculated over the kept portion: your statistics stay consistent after the cut.
Check before exporting
The live preview prevents bad cuts, but you can always reopen the exported file in the viewer to confirm the track and stats match what you wanted.
Conversely, if your outing is split across several files, what you need is a merge, not a trim.