How to merge measurements in Sports Cloud
This article explains how to merge (join) two or more measurements into one measurement in Firstbeat Sports Cloud. Merging lets you analyze a session that was recorded in parts, for example the two halves of a game, as one complete measurement.
Before you start
- The measurements must be recorded within 1 hour of each other. Trim & Merge shows only compatible measurements recorded within 1 hour.
- The measurements must be of the same type. To merge a Quick Recovery Test (QRT) with an exercise, first change the Type of the QRT in Measurement settings to an exercise type, for example Training.
- You cannot merge a measurement that has heart rate variability (HRV) data with a measurement that has only heart rate (HR) levels, for example a Garmin measurement without R-R interval (RRI) data.
- Sports Cloud fills the gap between the measurements with zero (non-training) values, so average intensity metrics such as training impulse per minute (TRIMP/min) and Movement Intensity are less accurate for the merged measurement. See How gaps are filled when measurements are merged.
Steps
- Open the measurements list. Log in to Sports Cloud at https://sports.firstbeat.com, select the day and click the Measurements button under the Daily Chart.

Screenshot: the Daily Chart with the Measurements button below the chart.
Note: You can filter the measurements by team, group/position or athlete in the top-right corner.
- Open Measurement settings. Click the three dots at the right end of one of the measurements and click Measurement settings.

Screenshot: the All measurements list with the three-dot menu open and the Measurement settings option.
- Merge the measurements. Scroll down to Trim & Merge and drag the slider across the gap so that the selection includes the adjacent measurement. To set exact times, adjust Trim start and Trim end under the chart.

Screenshot: the Trim & Merge section with the selected measurement and an adjacent measurement that can be merged.
- Save. Click Save at the bottom of the dialog.
Result
The Measurements list shows one measurement that covers the time period of the merged measurements.
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