- #GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN SPORTTRACKS MANUAL#
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However I did link it to my other sites with Tapiriik so that I could spend some more time. Lots of potentially interesting stuff, but I didn’t have data for any of it.
#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN SPORTTRACKS MANUAL#
I tend to dislike manual inputting workouts / data but as I don’t own a smart scale I can’t test if it’s compatible or if there are ways to get the data in. This will give more Dashboard style data.Ĭlicking the health tab brings me here but I haven’t manually input anything. You can use the arrows at the top right to However, Since I’ve only uploaded data from my watch and not the 50 – 60 last rides on my Garmin Edge, it’s a little skewed and limited in terms of what I’m seeing.Ĭlicking Running brings up a little more detail but not much, just removes all the cycling related stuff. I think it’s based on number of activities – this can skew it if you do short runs with longer rides, or the reverse. The big graph is nice, and the pie chart breakdown is interesting. I have to say that the analysis summary gives a nice overview of what’s going on. It’s a little clumsy but you only have to do it once so an easily forgivable sin.īack to the most important tab, Analysis. Most forum sites use the +/- GMT numbers and if they subscribe to daylight savings time. This just feels overtly complicated (like the use of the word overtly there).
It would be nice if it was a basic listing of +/- GMT numbers. This is the most minor of nuisance and is only a nuisance because I’m too use to Gmail and Google Apps. I fill in the info, but annoyingly you couldn’t drag the image into it, you manually have to select the file to upload upload. (The fields weren’t populated and the terrible face / bike picture was manually added just to test) So this is obviously more a bike / shoe thing, so clicking add brings up this: That’s not what I expected? I expected it to now say “Garmin FR910xt” because I uploaded from it. I’ll get back to the Analysis tab shortly.
Living in a metric country means I should probably use kilojoules, but most people are more familiar with calories. I’m not sure the energy calculation in use here, but I found I couldn’t change it to calories. This overview gives some nice basics in this weekly view but nothing ground breaking. And that brings you into a more detailed view of the week you selected. I’m no Ray and I’ve been away from serious exercise for about 2 years while I focused on engineering. One of the cool and surprising things here is that you can click on a lot of this data: Initially I felt it was “busy” but once you get use to it (which takes just navigating the site for a few minutes) you quickly realize it gives you a lot of information. Once I get back to the dashboard I’m instantly given a lot of data (and disappointment in my own performance). I click the “Add workout” button, it drops down to “Device import” and connected seamlessly (after I allowed the Garmin Communicator Plugin).
#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN SPORTTRACKS WINDOWS 8#
It gives it a flat Windows 8 type feel which I generally like. Initially I wasn’t used to the darker interface, but honestly it looks nice. This is one I missed on my first pass but I’ve spent some time with it.
#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN SPORTTRACKS SOFTWARE#
SportTracks.mobi is the online web tracking software from ZonefiveSoftware, the maker of the popular offline tracking software, SportTracks. This means that a lot of the apps need more time but I figured I can look at SportTracks.mobi SportTracks.mobi As such, I’m having to redo some of my work to date. This means I’m going to get rid of my last build before my first race and make the transitional period longer. The reason for the change is I was too aggressive and I need to subscribe to the 10% volume / Intensity rule (don’t increase volume or intensity more than 10% form week to week). I’m still working on editing my training plan.
If people alert me of changes and issues I’ll look at updating this post. I wanted to do a basic introduction to a few of the web apps but the post quickly grew too large.
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