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07-01.-2006, 11:57 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Cranston, RI
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Cycling Peaks Software and Running
I'm currently in Iraq and will be returning in time to bike Mount Washington. I will be purchasing the CycleOps PowerTap Pro (or if I can afford it, the SL). I will also be purchasing the Cycling Peaks software because everyone training with power states it is a requirement.
 My stupid question is: Does this program have any extensions that can aid with running. Although there are plenty of software programs to log cycling miles, I have yet to come across one that will log running miles and analyze the data, (via HR, etc). All the running journals/training logs I have come across are on the net and do not provide guidance. I hope there is a running software program out there that someone is aware of. Pooga, aka Rich
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08-01.-2006, 01:19 AM
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Re: Cycling Peaks Software and Running
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If you have a Garmin Forerunner gps unit then there are quite of few data loggers such as: Motionbased, Topofusion, and on the Trainingpeaks website there is a gps based running training plan and software for data logging. greg |
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10-01.-2006, 10:55 PM
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Re: Cycling Peaks Software and Running
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Thanks. I see that Garmin is coming out with a new unit to replace the Forerunner. So the Forerunner has dropped in price.  Do you use the Forerunner? And if so do you prefer Motionbased or Training Peaks?Rich
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11-01.-2006, 08:46 AM
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Re: Cycling Peaks Software and Running
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I use the Geko 201. It wasn't designed as a running gps unit but it does an ok job as one. The Forerunner 205 looks like a winner if the new high sensitivity receiver does what the Garmin website proclaims it will do. I use Topofusion to record and display my tracks. It downloads maps and imagery, has an ok log book and does lap/climbing analysis. I used to use Motionbased but haven't since it became a subscription based service. I haven't tried the Training Peaks yet but it looks pretty good. greg |
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