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12-11.-2007, 08:27 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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(B)logging Training Rides
Hi dear Cyclists:
Have you sometimes felt that your traning rides are lost in oblivion just because you are not carrying a digital camera ? Fear no more. With just a simple GPS receiver and a blogger page, your cotidiane training rides will be stored for ever, ready for any potential future analysis :-) Merging the web services of mapmyride.com and the Garmin Traning Center, you could publish a detailed analysis of those weekly rides. I would like to thank any opinion about the topics above mentioned, which I have already put in practice in the following blog: http://trainingrides.blogspot.com And yes, the blog is written in english this time :-) Regards
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13-11.-2007, 02:44 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Roskilde, Denmark
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Re: (B)logging Training Rides
I put my training rides and races up on motionbased as publically available. Is interesting to see when other people ride the same course and what times they get, and because I do mountain biking in some 'interesting' places, where they chicken out...
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13-11.-2007, 09:03 PM
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Re: (B)logging Training Rides
Hi dear Group:
Just a follow-up: In order to embedd a track map in your web page, I would better recommend using the free web map services of Wikiloc: http://www.wikiloc.com wikiloc use encoded polylines, so you can upload your complete GPS track, with no need to simplify it you need to simplify it in order it could be rendered by MapMyRide.com you can have a look at an embedded map of a cycling ride (and acompaning Garmin Trainig Center alaysis chart) using wikiloc in the following blog: http://trainingrides.blogspot.com Regards
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