SportsTracker 3.5.0

Dialup	(56k)	-	15 m 38 s
ISDN	(128k)	-	06 m 51 s
DSL	(512k)	-	01 m 43 s
Cable	(1024k)	-	52 s
T1	(1484k)	-	36 s

SportsTracker is an application for people which want to record their sporting activities. It is not bound to a specific kind of sport, the user can create categories for all sport types such as cycling, running, swimming or tennis. The main advantage is a good overview of your exercises and you can easily create diagrams and statistics for specific time ranges and sport types. All the application data is stored in XML files. So it should be easy to access it with other tools or to write importers and exporters for other applications. If you own a heartrate monitor with a computer interface you can display the recorded exercise files and evaluate the diagrams with the integrated PolarViewer application. You can organize them by attaching the recorded files to the exercise entries. When adding new exercises you can import the data from the recorded exercise files. PolarViewer supports Polar, CicloSport and Oregon heartrate monitors. This is the current compatibility list (other monitors might work too, but I cant test them, user feedback is welcome): - Polar S610(i), S710(i), S720i and S725 (tested) - Polar S625x, S410 and S510 (tested, HRM files only) - Polar RS200SD (tested) - Polar RS400, RS800 (initial support) - Polar F6, F11 (tested) - CicloSport HAC4, HAC4Pro, HAC5 (tested) - Oregon Scientific SmartSync WM100 (tested) SportsTracker itself is not able to download the exercise files from the heartrate monitor. You need to use one of these tools for it: - s710 for many Polar models (S6XX, S7XX, ...), you need at least version 0.19 - rs200-decoder for the Polar RS200 monitor - RS400 Tools for the Polar RS400 and probably RS800 monitor - F6 Split Tool for the Polar F6 monitor (also needs rs200-decoder) - HAC4Linux for the CicloSport HAC monitors