Running App for Androids Recommendations? (free? with gps tr

OccupyFitness
OccupyFitness Posts: 145 Member
edited December 17 in Fitness and Exercise
I have been using Cardio Trainer (for distance, time, speed, and calories burned) but the distance seems inconsistent.

Any good running app recommendations?

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  • Wendyt1971
    Wendyt1971 Posts: 9
    If Noom is still available it is pretty good and is free, free, free. I liked it, but needed room on the phone, so had to uninstall it.
  • RachRice29
    RachRice29 Posts: 19
    I love RunKeeper...it uses GPS, tracks your mph, your route, everything!

    MapMyRun is also good, but I prefer RunKeeper
  • mbmorse1011
    mbmorse1011 Posts: 492 Member
    I use endomondo, pretty accurate.
  • morgansmom02
    morgansmom02 Posts: 1,131 Member
    I have map my run
  • jfield6
    jfield6 Posts: 56
    Map My Run
  • stevieb3052
    stevieb3052 Posts: 58 Member
    Try Endomondo - it's free, can be used for lots of sports/exercise and has a nice website. Calorie calculation appears to be on a par with MFP.
  • _Dan_
    _Dan_ Posts: 55 Member
    I use "My Tracks" which is OK... my friends us endomondo, which I haven't used yet, but they rave about.
  • Cilenia
    Cilenia Posts: 208 Member
    endomondo and runkeeper are the 2 that i have used :)

    But i guess it also depends on how good the gps on your phone is with these apps as thats what they rely on
  • JBurger2066
    JBurger2066 Posts: 161 Member
    I use RunKeeper. It seems accurate and consistent.
  • phillieschic
    phillieschic Posts: 615
    RunDouble. It's a C25K-like app! Love it! Nominal fee but worth it to me!
  • wisebadger53
    wisebadger53 Posts: 382 Member
    I use Endomondo. Works great on my android phone. Plays music, gives interval times at each mile, tracks your history. This one has everything I need...and it's free!
  • Nikusz
    Nikusz Posts: 69 Member
    Sportstracker (sportstracklive.com), the one with bluish-grey icon
  • runnercheryl
    runnercheryl Posts: 1,314 Member
    Another vote for Endomondo here.
  • jfield6
    jfield6 Posts: 56
    I just researched a little between MapMyRun and Endomondo and I found that MapMyRun tends to really drain your battery. I'm going to try Endomondo out and see what it's like.
  • mstaser
    mstaser Posts: 657 Member
    I like Endomondo for running, biking, hiking and pretty much any activity.
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    i love endomondo but lately it's been giving me trouble especially picking up a satellite. so I put trackerbooster on my phone as well, turn that on first and it works fine.

    i know a lot of people use runkeeper and mapmyrun as well, i'm sure they are fine.
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