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 Runner's Log - 1.2.0create a personal journal for running & exercising |
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Free alternative - Version: 1.0.4, 11/10/2007 04:47AM PST
behaviorist
http://activebody.org - nice site for multiple exercise types. May not be everything you want but it is free.
Shows Promise 
- Version: 1.0.1, 5/27/2007 08:07AM PST
RestonMacGuy
I have tried a number of programs to help me track and evaluate my running. The perfect one for still does not exist.
Runner's Log is a nice start, and it has some interesting features. It's a 1.0 release (1.0.1, actually), and it could be interesting to see it mature.
Here are some quick suggestions: (1) When displaying the run totals in the main window, I would prefer to see the time displayed as (hours), minutes and seconds, and not in decimal values (for example, 57:45 rather than 57.75). (2) I would also like to see a shortcut key for "next/previous lap" in the entry screen. When entering laps it's a hindrance to have to take my fingers off the keyboard to click the arrow key to move to the next lap.
Since I use a Garmin when I run, it would be nice if this program supported importing Garmin data (it supports importing iPod Stopwatch data). But I know that's asking a lot...
The unlicensed version only allows for 10 entries. I'm not sure that's enough to give me sufficient criteria to evaluate the product, and I think US $19.95 may be a little steep for this program (iRun 1.3.2 and TrackRunner are free).
But it's a nice start. I give it three and 1/2 stars.
Runner's Log is a nice start, and it has some interesting features. It's a 1.0 release (1.0.1, actually), and it could be interesting to see it mature.
Here are some quick suggestions: (1) When displaying the run totals in the main window, I would prefer to see the time displayed as (hours), minutes and seconds, and not in decimal values (for example, 57:45 rather than 57.75). (2) I would also like to see a shortcut key for "next/previous lap" in the entry screen. When entering laps it's a hindrance to have to take my fingers off the keyboard to click the arrow key to move to the next lap.
Since I use a Garmin when I run, it would be nice if this program supported importing Garmin data (it supports importing iPod Stopwatch data). But I know that's asking a lot...
The unlicensed version only allows for 10 entries. I'm not sure that's enough to give me sufficient criteria to evaluate the product, and I think US $19.95 may be a little steep for this program (iRun 1.3.2 and TrackRunner are free).
But it's a nice start. I give it three and 1/2 stars.
