Dave Green
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@Ash I’ve been using the iSmoothRun App for the last few months. This shows GPS strength on the watch if using the watch or phone GPS. It then auto posts to Strava when completing an activity. I’d ...
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@Rick - I’ve been using the App iSmoothRun for the last few months. This allows to use either the watch or Phone GPS. It then auto posts to Strava with other info like the weather and cadence. It’s...
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@Vincent thanks very much for your nike.vinz.xyz tool. I had problems transferring a run on Saturday from Nike+ RunClub to Strava using the normally reliable RunGap App. The GPS map was transferred...
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Hi Scott, Mike, Eric and others. The new iOS 11 update means you can use the standard activity app on the AW2 for your run and extract the GPS data out of Apple Health with an App like RunGap and t...
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Not sure anyone from Strava is listening, but some observations I've got from using the app on my AW2 since it's launch earlier this year: 1. Positives first, it has been getting better adding fe...
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Interesting to read the comments here. In recent runs my AW2 only recorded 4.4km for a 5k Parkrun and then for another Parkrun course only ever gets to 4.9k, I know that course is more like 5.1k. S...
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I've just tried the "Sync Smashrun with Nike+, Then use tapiriik to sync Smashrun with Strava" option and so far is the best solution I've found. At least the GPS data is coming across which it doe...
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@Tom, as mentioned in my earlier post, I've found Map My Ride to be good for indoor cycling. My Wahoo X collects HR and Cadence data and via Wahoo Fitness posts to MMR. The MMR App shows the cadenc...
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I've taken up indoor cycling this winter at my Gym using either a Keiser Spinner or Watt Bike. With the Keiser this is very much un-integrated with technology, so I've bought a Wahoo Tickr X to cap...
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I agree with the comments of Roger, Roberto and Ray - I can see cadence info on the Web but not via the App. I'm using an iphone 5 so would love some instructions please Elle. I use a Wahoo Tickr X...