For Runners with iPhones....

wingnut4772
wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
edited May 2009 in The Clubhouse
I found this kewl application and it works pretty well. It maps your course, speed, miles and even elevation and calories and keeps track of your workouts on their site. I like it a lot and it's only $10.


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  • zingo
    zingo Posts: 11,258
    edited May 2009
    Nice!
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  • Legion5
    Legion5 Posts: 14
    edited May 2009
    That kind of stuff seems more oriented to use on a treadmill which already does that, it's cool but not revolutionary.
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  • strider
    strider Posts: 2,568
    edited May 2009
    Legion5 wrote: »
    That kind of stuff seems more oriented to use on a treadmill which already does that, it's cool but not revolutionary.

    I find no issues keeping track of my course when using a treadmill, but then my Mom's always told me I'm smart.
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited May 2009
    Legion5 wrote: »
    That kind of stuff seems more oriented to use on a treadmill which already does that, it's cool but not revolutionary.

    It won't work on a treadmill. It's a GPS tracker. AS far as it's concerned on a treadmill you are standing still.
    Sharp Elite 70
    Anthem D2V 3D
    Parasound 5250
    Parasound HCA 1000 A
    Parasound HCA 1000
    Oppo BDP 95
    Von Schweikert VR4 Jr R/L Fronts
    Von Schweikert LCR 4 Center
    Totem Mask Surrounds X4
    Hsu ULS-15 Quad Drive Subwoofers
    Sony PS3
    Squeezebox Touch

    Polk Atrium 7s on the patio just to keep my foot in the door.
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  • bobman1235
    bobman1235 Posts: 10,822
    edited May 2009
    That post doesn't even make sense, why would a GPS be useful on a treadmill?

    I really like "TrailGuru" (http://www.trailguru.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) which sounds like a very similar program though more tailored to hikers. Tracks location, average speed, elevation, etc, and lets you upload your path to their website.

    The only problem is, on a long enough hike, it KILLS your battery pretty quick.

    Trailguru is free. http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=289333140&mt=8
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  • strider
    strider Posts: 2,568
    edited May 2009
    bobman1235 wrote: »
    That post doesn't even make sense, why would a GPS be useful on a treadmill?

    Methinks someone isn't really reading posts so they may contribute intelligently, but rather posting haphazardly for some reason......

    But what do I know.
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  • edbert
    edbert Posts: 1,041
    edited May 2009
    strider wrote: »
    Methinks someone isn't really reading posts so they may contribute intelligently, but rather posting haphazardly for some reason......

    But what do I know.

    [Yoda voice]MMmmmhhhhh. Strong the force is with this one.[End Yoda voice]

    I am going to have to check out the Trailguru one. That sounds pretty slick.
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