I use this all of the time. In fact, I used to use MapMyRide, but RunKeeper is much better. I use it for all my activities except for snow skiing. There is a skiing APP that is better than RunKeeper. The skiing APP automatically determines if you are on a lift or a run as it has the map of the resort stored in CacheI have found the coolest workout app for the iPhone; called RunKeeper. Totally free. It uses the phone's GPS, and even works if the phone is in a fanny pack. Tell it to start an activity, and it starts mapping your route, tracks pace, speed, distance. You can listen to music through it - or through another app. Every five minutes it breaks in and says your total distance, how much time you've been out, and pace. It can be tweaked. When you are done, it uploads to their website, can share to Facebook (but seriously, I am not sharing a 11min pace!), you can see the map of your route, elevation change, the whole shebang. Better than any gps I have used. You can set it for audible info at different time periods, and can also use a coaching module and I think with the paid version, download specific workouts. It works on a bunch of other types of exercises as well. This app is a serious winner. I'd think there must be similar ones for Android, but RunKeeper itself is iOS only. It made it to the cherished first screen on my iPhone.
I use this all of the time. In fact, I used to use MapMyRide, but RunKeeper is much better. I use it for all my activities except for snow skiing. There is a skiing APP that is better than RunKeeper. The skiing APP automatically determines if you are on a lift or a run as it has the map of the resort stored in Cache
Here is my profile if you want to street team me: Jason Cyclist Pomona, CA, USA | RunKeeper
Not that I noticed.The idea of a skiing app is interesting, but I wonder how running the gps constantly while in cold weather conditions impacts the battery? does it drain it faster?
FEATURES:
• Battery Friendly - Track all day.
• No data or phone signal required for tracking.
• Compliant background application - take/receive calls and text while tracking.
• Run by Run Ski Analysis.
• Comprehensive Ski Stats and Profile Graphs.
• Animated Preview in Maps and Google Earth.
• Maps with Standard and Satellite modes.
• Add photographs to track.
• Checkout your Skiing/Boarding in Google Earth™
• Share tracks with friends.
• Battery Monitor.
• Built in iPod controls.
• Metric and Imperial units.
spammerI have a friend who does iOS tech support for the "Holy Bible" or "You Version" app; I think its pretty cool since it is free, but I use the Olive Tree Bible reader all the time, with Calvin's COmmentaries, and the NIV and Reformed Theology Study Guides. Split screen, full cross-referencing in pop-up boxes;
yikes... I just realized this was the iPhone thread. I use the same on the iPhone, but the iPad app is much better for study.
I have a friend who does iOS tech support for the "Holy Bible" or "You Version" app; I think its pretty cool since it is free, but I use the Olive Tree Bible reader all the time, with Calvin's COmmentaries, and the NIV and Reformed Theology Study Guides. Split screen, full cross-referencing in pop-up boxes;
yikes... I just realized this was the iPhone thread. I use the same on the iPhone, but the iPad app is much better for study.
I have a friend who does iOS tech support for the "Holy Bible" or "You Version" app; I think its pretty cool since it is free, but I use the Olive Tree Bible reader all the time, with Calvin's COmmentaries, and the NIV and Reformed Theology Study Guides. Split screen, full cross-referencing in pop-up boxes;
yikes... I just realized this was the iPhone thread. I use the same on the iPhone, but the iPad app is much better for study.
The cool thing about this ski APP is that it shows up in iTunes as a file sharing APP. I am able to save my workout stats in iTunes and then transfer them as a GPX file on my computer. This GPX file can then be uploaded into RunKeeper. Now RunKeeper has an accurate record of my skiing activities (more accurate than RunKeeper itself)The idea of a skiing app is interesting, but I wonder how running the gps constantly while in cold weather conditions impacts the battery? does it drain it faster?
Olive Tree here.
I use Olive Tree everyday too -- but usually on the iPad.
Ooops. So do I. I thought I was in the iPad thread.
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