Runtastic PRO app: an excellent all-rounder for logging fitness
Autor:
Monroy Anton, Antonio (1)
Rodríguez Rodríguez, Barbara
Fecha:
06/2016Tipo de Ítem:
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http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/50/11/705Resumen:
Runtastic PRO is an app aimed at logging fitness in a number of different activities and sports. It captures all the basic data: distance, average speed, speed between mile markers, elevation, pace, pace between mile markers, duration, calories burned and route as plotted on a map using Global Positioning System (GPS; figure 1). The latter can be disabled to conserve battery power.
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