When adding an <intensity> within a repetition to model a change of intensity across the repetitions, then this will work out fine. If this whole instruction is then embedded into a <continue>, then the intensity is no longer shown in the html. It validates correctly.
<instruction>
<continue>
<instruction>
<repetition>
<repetitionCount>4</repetitionCount>
<intensity>
<startIntensity>
<zone>easy</zone>
</startIntensity>
<stopIntensity>
<zone>racePace</zone>
</stopIntensity>
</intensity>
<instruction>
<length>
<lengthAsDistance>50</lengthAsDistance>
</length>
<stroke>
<standardStroke>freestyle</standardStroke>
</stroke>
</instruction>
</repetition>
</instruction>
</continue>
</instruction>
When adding an
<intensity>within a repetition to model a change of intensity across the repetitions, then this will work out fine. If this whole instruction is then embedded into a<continue>, then the intensity is no longer shown in the html. It validates correctly.