A few weeks ago we discussed Sports Tracker and its iPhone debut. Now Android users can join in the fun… errr… exercise. Sports Trackers uses the GPS on your Android device to track your speed, distance, route, and more. After your workout it is uploaded to the Sports Tracker website where it saves all of your routes so you can track your progress. You can share workouts with other Sports Trackers, Facebook friends, or Twitter followers. There is even a widget that you can embed in your website or blog to show readers your workouts. Remember… everything is going social!
Sports Tracker has really come a long way over the years. It’s been through many changes and updates but I think they finally nailed it. Sports Tracker features include:
- Track and analyze your performances, monitor your progress
- Store all training data in your personal workout diary
- Keep track of everything from calories burned to average training speed and altitude
- Use maps, time and distance calculators
- Share workout data and photos with other trackers on Sports Tracker, Facebook and Twitter
- See your friends’ profiles and comment their workouts and photos
- Explore the globe to discover new routes, trails and adventures worldwide
Check out this video uploaded by the Sports Tracker team to give you an introduction to their on an Android device…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQUffYt8fRk
A few clips from their press release:
Track and analyze your performance, share workout data and photos with your friends, and most of all – get fit and stay healthier. Whether cycling, running or walking, Sports Tracker makes training more social and fun and helps its users live healthier and happier lives.
The Symbian version of Sports Tracker has dominated the download charts of Nokias’ Ovi Store and made a big splash when it launched on the iPhone earlier this summer. It’s among the highest rated tracking apps and has been a TOP5 Health & Fitness app in more than 25 markets in the iPhone App Store.
With an active community of millions of users around the world in over 200 countries, Sports Tracker has been used to track more than 62 million training miles (100 million kilometers) in the past year alone.
Download Sports Tracker from the Android Market or visit their website to learn more. Their blog also has lots of great information to learn about updates and the way things work.
Source: E’s Phone Blog
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