I'm obsessed with viewing my run data from my Garmin Forerunner 205! Problem is I can't find the one killer web app that has enough features to keep me from looking for a better place to store my run data. I have found a couple of sites that will extract and upload run data directly from the watch using the Garmin Communicator Plugin. Several others out there will allow a manual upload of GPS derived data files (e.g. pgx, tcx). Still others are strictly manual entry. Below is what I have found so far. If you know of others, let me know:
Sites that support Garmin Communicator Plugin
Run Saturday
http://www.runsaturday.com
Run Saturday is the most complete site I have found to date. It allows uploads straight from my Garmin Forerunner or SportTracks and displays plenty of lap and chart data for runs. It also has a nice collection of blog sharing capabilities.
Trimble Outdoors
http://www.trimbleoutdoors.com
Running Charts
http://www.runningcharts.com
MotionBased
http://www.motionbased.com
Garmin Connect
http://connect.garmin.com
Beginner Triathlete
http://www.beginnertriathlete.com
MapMyRun
http://mapmyrun.com
Cyclogz (cycling)
http://www.cyclogz.com
MTBGuru (cycling)
http://www.mtbguru.com
GPSies
http://www.gpsies.com
Sites that allow manual upload of GPS files
BiM Active
http://www.bimactive.com
Nokia Sports Tracker
http://sportstracker.nokia.com
Trip Tracker SPORTSMATE
http://www.ttsm.com
LogYourRun
http://www.logyourrun.com
Sites that allow manual entry of run data
RunningAHEAD
http://www.runningahead.com
Dailymile
http://www.dailymile.com
Buckeye Outdoors
http://www.buckeyeoutdoors.com
Gyminee
http://www.gyminee.com
We Endure
http://www.weendure.com
Breaking The Tape
http://www.breakingthetape.com
Fetcheveryone
http://www.fetcheveryone.com
Active
http://training.active.com
That's what I have found so far. I'm still looking and I haven't been looking for long, so maybe the killer app is out there hiding somewhere.
Monday, October 06, 2008
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Perhaps you will find www.CourseMapper.com interesting enough to add to your list..
I created it to make maps for the Garmin 205 and 305 fitness devices, but it has nice features for other GPS devices as well.. And best of all, it is compatible with the Garmin Communicator Plugin to retrieve and send data.
B.R.,
Henk
You top the list in google search for 'linux runningcharts.com'. I started running for health and to play with my gps. I've been logging my runs on runningcharts.com, it works well but I've been running Garmin Training Center on an old Win XP notebook. GTC is my last non-Linux app keeping the old notebook around. I can get tracks out of my Forerunner 305 with GPSBabel but it doesn't mesh with runningcharts.com on upload. I guess I should complain to them ;) Any advice would be appreciated.
Mike
I have been able to run SportTracks under linux using mono and configure it to retrieve data from my Garmin. Once in SportTracks, the data can be exported in fitlog or gpx format. I don't use runningcharts.com regularly anymore, but I do know RunningAHEAD.com can import both fitlog and gpx files. Maybe runningcharts.com can do the same. This approach might get you off of that old notebook for good!
Dailymile.com now allows upload via GPX and directly via Garmin. See http://www.dailymile.com/blog/health/dailymile-and-garmin-upload-sync-your-miles
Adding our www.sportlyzer.com to this list. It's a training log and race-focused community for endurance sports enthusiasts.
Unique is our smart training planner that automatically coaches you to get ready for your race.
Stats includes comparisons with friends.
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