Hi everyone,
I am converting from paper to digital for tracking my running, so looking to see what is best for a online running log that has a application as well (Apple user, if this matters). What are your suggestions?
Along these lines, as a big believer in a tethered life, which are best for connectivity with GPS watches and shoe sensors (winter is harsh where I live, so spend quality time on treadmill)?
Thanks, I appreciate any and all feedback and suggestions
I use running2win online log. I use the iPhone app sometimes and I believe that have an Android app. Works just fine.
Do you already have a GPS watch? I know that Garmin has an iPhone app version of its Garmin Connect online log. They also have a downloadable application that is Mac compatible; I think it is called Training Center. It's been a while since I have used it.
For the Mac, there is also an application called RubiTrack that works with many devices. I use RubiTrack (instead of Garmin Connect) because it will import data from both my Suunto Ambit and my Garmin Fenix. I like having all of the data in one place. Rubitrack also has an iPhone app. I don't really care to share my runs on social media, so I don't know how well Rubitrack works for sharing.
I also use running2win and the iPhone app works great.
I don't use GPS watches or show sensors, just type in the data while stretching out after a run.
There is the Nike+ app and a $19 shoe sensor that many runners like. It looks like it not only maps your run, but color codes the route based on your pace at different part of the run.
http://www.nike.com/us/en_us/c/running/nikeplus/gps-app
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Look no further than TrainingPeaks. Automatically syncs with Garmin Connect and has many features as well as just being an online training log, also has an iPhone app. Check it out.
Running2win.com
You might want to try http://smashrun.com - it's a web app, but it supports imports from GPX/TCX files, syncs with Garmin, and Nike+. You can also manually log runs on those days that you can't get your GPS watch/mobile app to agree with you. It's also running-only, so no swimming or cycling stats. And, depending on how much data oggling you're into, you might also want to check out http://smashrun.com/pro.
Strava is pretty solid. Works with a wide range of Gps watches.
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