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I've been using endomondo for the last year and really like it.
Been Trying Strava over the last couple of weeks and there's some areas where it's better, the segments being the key one. This is where you can compare you time over a section of road with other users.
However, the gps tracking and speed readings are all over ther place. It has me varying speed constantly by about 5 or 6 mph on a level road. It also regularly shows that I've detoured in to fields.
I did a 50 miler today loaded up endomondo.
Been Trying Strava over the last couple of weeks and there's some areas where it's better, the segments being the key one. This is where you can compare you time over a section of road with other users.
However, the gps tracking and speed readings are all over ther place. It has me varying speed constantly by about 5 or 6 mph on a level road. It also regularly shows that I've detoured in to fields.
I did a 50 miler today loaded up endomondo.

Comfortably Dumb said:
I've been using endomondo for the last year and really like it.
Been Trying Strava over the last couple of weeks and there's some areas where it's better, the segments being the key one. This is where you can compare you time over a section of road with other users.
However, the gps tracking and speed readings are all over ther place. It has me varying speed constantly by about 5 or 6 mph on a level road. It also regularly shows that I've detoured in to fields.
I did a 50 miler today loaded up endomondo.
I can't see why Strava should be to blame for that. Surely it just displays whatever information your GPS device sends to it?Been Trying Strava over the last couple of weeks and there's some areas where it's better, the segments being the key one. This is where you can compare you time over a section of road with other users.
However, the gps tracking and speed readings are all over ther place. It has me varying speed constantly by about 5 or 6 mph on a level road. It also regularly shows that I've detoured in to fields.
I did a 50 miler today loaded up endomondo.

Have you tried loading the same data into both Strava and Endomondo to compare the results?
Kermit power said:
I can't see why Strava should be to blame for that. Surely it just displays whatever information your GPS device sends to it?
Have you tried loading the same data into both Strava and Endomondo to compare the results?
That's what I thought. So loaded the Strava data in to Endomondo and got a much smoother speed trace. It's strange. Have you tried loading the same data into both Strava and Endomondo to compare the results?
Ideally I'd be using a garmin but that's not an option having just got the bike.
I use it, simple and basic way to keep track of where I have been. Good for watching improvements if you have a set training circuit you use, been off the bike for a few months so I am (not so) keen to see how slow I have got on my usual cross country circuit.
edit: Oulton Park on Endomondo from last weekend http://www.endomondo.com/workouts/toHpBXFc22Y
edit: Oulton Park on Endomondo from last weekend http://www.endomondo.com/workouts/toHpBXFc22Y
I use it a lot at the moment to track my training, works very well for me.
I like the fact that I can edit to add the Heart Rate data from my Polar HRM and it will update calories, also the fact that its actually available on Blackberry
One question, does anyone know if it uses the phone GPS or Google Maps data to track elevation - the ride I did yesterday had more up than down according to Endomondo, but given that I started and finished at the same place, I'm not sure this is accurate
I like the fact that I can edit to add the Heart Rate data from my Polar HRM and it will update calories, also the fact that its actually available on Blackberry

One question, does anyone know if it uses the phone GPS or Google Maps data to track elevation - the ride I did yesterday had more up than down according to Endomondo, but given that I started and finished at the same place, I'm not sure this is accurate

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