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An advanced, but cumbersome web site with lots of intrusive adverts unless you pay for the premium service. I found this site very awkward to use and I have moved away from it. The site does have some other uses however. Need to plan out a route? Need to know how far your ran? Need to check the accuracy of a race course? This is the site. As a training log? Not so much. | An advanced, but cumbersome web site with lots of intrusive adverts unless you pay for the premium service. I found this site very awkward to use and I have moved away from it. The site does have some other uses however. Need to plan out a route? Need to know how far your ran? Need to check the accuracy of a race course? This is the site. As a training log? Not so much. | ||
'''Ratings (out of 5)''' | '''Ratings (out of 5)''' | ||
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* Summary: If you can accept the user interface, this may be a good option, but I hated using it. | * Summary: If you can accept the user interface, this may be a good option, but I hated using it. | ||
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Sample report | Sample report | ||
[[File:752424909 b8DnV-O.jpg]] | [[File:752424909 b8DnV-O.jpg]] | ||
| + | =See Also= | ||
| + | * [[The importance of a training log]], which includes a list of logging applications and web sites | ||
| + | * [[SportTracks]] - The best training log, with extensible functionality via plugins. This is my top recommendation for serious runners. | ||
| + | * [[Dailymile]] - This is my top pick for social logging. Casual runners can use this site as their only training log, or combine it with [[SportTracks]] fir more sophisticated analytics. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:27, 18 October 2011
An advanced, but cumbersome web site with lots of intrusive adverts unless you pay for the premium service. I found this site very awkward to use and I have moved away from it. The site does have some other uses however. Need to plan out a route? Need to know how far your ran? Need to check the accuracy of a race course? This is the site. As a training log? Not so much. Ratings (out of 5)
- Ease of use: 2 - Supports upload from various technologies, but the Polar upload required manual input of most of the data. It has a very clunky, counter-intuitive interface.
- Reporting and analysis: 2 - Some reports, though many of them require premium membership
- Social: 3 - There is some social networking built in, and some interaction with other sites.
- Flexibility: 2 - There are some options for reporting, but not many. (More options may be available for premium users)
- Data Capture: Supports Garmin, but very limited support for Polar. Not sure about Nike+. Other data can be manually input, but interface is combersome.
- Summary: If you can accept the user interface, this may be a good option, but I hated using it.
1 Images
Sample report
2 See Also
- The importance of a training log, which includes a list of logging applications and web sites
- SportTracks - The best training log, with extensible functionality via plugins. This is my top recommendation for serious runners.
- Dailymile - This is my top pick for social logging. Casual runners can use this site as their only training log, or combine it with SportTracks fir more sophisticated analytics.
