Any other Runtastic users?

strebor337
strebor337 Posts: 168 Member
in Motivation and Support
I'm looking for other people who use Runtastic to track their fitness activities. Message/friend me if you're interested in motivating each other.

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  • strebor337
    strebor337 Posts: 168 Member
    Anyone?
  • strebor337
    strebor337 Posts: 168 Member
    What about Map My Run?
  • berolcolour
    berolcolour Posts: 140 Member
    I use Runkeeper! :/

    Sorry.
  • strebor337
    strebor337 Posts: 168 Member
    I'm not familiar with that one. Do you like it? I'm trying to decide if I should get mapmyrun to interface with this app.
  • berolcolour
    berolcolour Posts: 140 Member
    I find the interface with other apps is pretty good. The only thing is I think they all translate the pace. So mine is always rounded down (a 9:41min mile becomes 9:00) which can throw the calories off a little in MFP. I know some people adjust the time until it fits with whatever app or they are using (especially people using heart monitors, as this is meant to be more accurate)
  • strebor337
    strebor337 Posts: 168 Member
    I've really liked Runtastic and it was just a one time payment to upgrade to their premium service, but it doesn't communicate with MFP. I know Under Armor makes an app called Map My Run, but to get all the features it's $30/year. Not unreasonable if it's good, but I'm not sure I want to give up on something that I know works. I also like having something that my MFP support group can see what I'm doing though.
  • strebor337
    strebor337 Posts: 168 Member
    By the way, thanks for responding. I guess this discussion didn't draw much interest. Do you run much?
  • myu7117
    myu7117 Posts: 6 Member
    I'm runtastic user!
  • chuck123pal
    chuck123pal Posts: 3 Member
    I use too.. What's your id there.. Need people in the leader board
  • RoxieDawn
    RoxieDawn Posts: 15,488 Member
    edited September 2016
    strebor337 wrote: »
    By the way, thanks for responding. I guess this discussion didn't draw much interest. Do you run much?

    edited..just noticed this is an old post.
  • dkabambe
    dkabambe Posts: 544 Member
    edited September 2016
    berolcolour wrote: »
    I find the interface with other apps is pretty good. The only thing is I think they all translate the pace. So mine is always rounded down (a 9:41min mile becomes 9:00) which can throw the calories off a little in MFP. I know some people adjust the time until it fits with whatever app or they are using (especially people using heart monitors, as this is meant to be more accurate)

    I use runtastic (for runs) and mapmywalk (for walking) - although both round the pace in MFP this is only a description (as has to match it to some pre-existing activity in MFP) and it takes the calories and time across directly as recorded in the original app, so no need to adjust. Would be surprised if runkeeper doesn't do the same thing?

    Anyway, I've only started running a couple of months ago, so a new runtastic user. Don't know how to add friends etc there yet as have not explored, but all feel free to add me. My profile is at https://www.runtastic.com/en/users/dzinja-kabambe-1/ - I assume you can work out how to add me from that! (NB: No activity for last couple of weeks as injured my ankle but feeling better now so hoping to get back out there in next day or two)

    strebor337 wrote: »
    I've really liked Runtastic and it was just a one time payment to upgrade to their premium service, but it doesn't communicate with MFP. I know Under Armor makes an app called Map My Run, but to get all the features it's $30/year. Not unreasonable if it's good, but I'm not sure I want to give up on something that I know works. I also like having something that my MFP support group can see what I'm doing though.

    FYI - My Runtastic Pro app communicates fine with MFP. Although have paid for the Pro app, I have not paid for the premium service. Not sure if it's a UK thing but I don't get the option for a one-off payment - only an ongoing subscription model.

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