What ride tracking software do you use?
05-17-13 | 10:10 AM
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What ride tracking software do you use?
Do you use a road tracking software to log your workouts?
I have heard a lot about strava but I don't have a GPS -
right now I am using mapmyride.com and it is okay but not great...
anybody have their own templated excel spreadsheet or something?
I have heard a lot about strava but I don't have a GPS -
right now I am using mapmyride.com and it is okay but not great...
anybody have their own templated excel spreadsheet or something?
05-17-13 | 01:50 PM
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Strava but I am getting bored of it.
Will probably switch to WKO+ and trainingpeaks one of these days. Just post brag worthy rides on Strava.
Will probably switch to WKO+ and trainingpeaks one of these days. Just post brag worthy rides on Strava.
05-17-13 | 08:03 PM
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05-17-13 | 08:30 PM
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I like "RidewithGPS". it works nice for mapping out your rides even if you dont have a GPS.
05-19-13 | 01:48 PM
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Strava and Golden Cheetah, and keep backups in the cloud at Garmin Connect for some reason.
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05-19-13 | 02:31 PM
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05-19-13 | 05:35 PM
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05-20-13 | 11:31 AM
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Strava.
I like the fact that I can come home; switch on the computer and see where I went and how fast I was, things I'm not always aware of while riding.
Only cycling for 3 months now, it's great to see the progress.
I like the fact that I can come home; switch on the computer and see where I went and how fast I was, things I'm not always aware of while riding.
Only cycling for 3 months now, it's great to see the progress.
05-20-13 | 11:48 AM
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main: Strava
backup: WKO+
doublebackup: Garmin Connect
tripleFunbackup: Golden Cheetah.
I think Strava does everything better primarily because it is web based. THe analysis portion of WKO+ is better but I don't often go into that much depth, and if I do I open it up and look at it then close it. It's not web based(unless you pay for TrainingPeaks) and I refuse to pay for cumbersome service. Strava is lightweight and web based, perfect for my use and tracking. I dont really care so much about the segments but I like the fact that I can see where my friends are riding.
Golden Cheetah for sh8ts and giggles. Garmin Connect as online storage backup.
backup: WKO+
doublebackup: Garmin Connect
tripleFunbackup: Golden Cheetah.
I think Strava does everything better primarily because it is web based. THe analysis portion of WKO+ is better but I don't often go into that much depth, and if I do I open it up and look at it then close it. It's not web based(unless you pay for TrainingPeaks) and I refuse to pay for cumbersome service. Strava is lightweight and web based, perfect for my use and tracking. I dont really care so much about the segments but I like the fact that I can see where my friends are riding.
Golden Cheetah for sh8ts and giggles. Garmin Connect as online storage backup.
05-20-13 | 06:52 PM
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It's basic but I've used mycyclinglog.com for years. Easy and free, with a few graphs to track progress.