Display Skill Targets in SKI:IQ Metrics and Clarify Rating System Mapping
Summary
Improve transparency and usability of the SKI:IQ Metrics → Skill view by:
Displaying Coaching Skill Targets (30 Levels) directly within the SKI:IQ Metrics flow.
Providing a clear UI mapping between SKI:IQ rating tiers and Coaching Skill Levels.
This would allow users to understand progress toward goals in one place and reduce confusion caused by having two parallel rating systems.
Current Behavior
In the Metrics page for a session, users can tap “SKI:IQ Metrics” and navigate to the “Skill” page.
Conceptually, this Skill page corresponds to the same skills shown in the Coaching section.
However:
The Skill page under SKI:IQ Metrics does not display Coaching Targets (the 30-level progression shown in Coaching).
Users must switch back to the Coaching page to see:
Their target level
How far they are from the next level
CARV currently uses two parallel rating systems:
SKI:IQ score & titles (e.g., Alpine Ace at ~130, Mountain Master at ~140, etc.)
Coaching Skill Levels (30 total levels)
There is no explicit UI explanation of how these two systems relate to each other.
Expected / Desired Behavior
1. Show Coaching Targets in SKI:IQ Metrics → Skill View
Display the current Coaching target level alongside each skill in the SKI:IQ Metrics → Skill page.
Optionally show:
Current level
Target level
Progress to next level (e.g., progress bar or delta)
This would allow users to:
Assess performance and goal distance without switching pages
Use Metrics as a true “single source of truth” during post-run review
Note: This appears to be a display/UI synchronization change only, as the target data already exists in Coaching.
2. Clarify the Relationship Between SKI:IQ Ratings and Coaching Levels
Provide a clear UI hint explaining how the two systems map to each other. Possible approaches:
A small info tooltip near SKI:IQ rating titles
A mapping table or visual scale (e.g., “SKI:IQ 130–139 ≈ Coaching Levels X–Y”)
A short explanatory line such as:
“SKI:IQ is an aggregate performance score derived from Coaching Skill Levels.”
This would:
Reduce cognitive load for advanced users
Help users understand long-term progression across systems
Make SKI:IQ titles feel more actionable and less abstract
Rationale
Advanced and data-driven users frequently move between Metrics and Coaching.
Currently, progress tracking is fragmented across pages.
Improving visibility and consistency would:
Increase user confidence in the scoring system
Improve goal-oriented training workflows
Require minimal backend work if targets are already defined
Additional Notes
This request focuses on UI/UX clarity, not changes to scoring logic.
The proposed changes should be backward-compatible and low-risk.
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Comments2
a.cerutti@hotmail.it
Jan 12
•Merged request
•1 vote
Skill levels for each segment
Currently skill levels achieved are related to the best segment ever. Skill levels achieved in any segment are not shown (just ski iq and metrics) making hard to understand if a specific skill is progressing, even if the segment is not the best one ever as ski iq. This info is highly desirable
John Moore
Dec 10, 2025
Thanks for the feedback, and we definitely agree. We are working away on solving this problem, starting at the day level, as we don’t think that you should have to go digging into every segment to get the high-level picture.