The Endomondo Sports Tracker is designed to motivate you and capture your progress. Who wouldn’t love to get some feedback while they exercise or train? You do, and Endomondo knows that. The application enables you to track your details; recording your successes as your feet slam against the pavement. As you move, you can allow the audio coach to tell you what your status is. It’s not only for running or jogging - Using your BlackBerrys built in GPS allows Endomondo Sports Tracker to make note of distance, speed and more, while you are also cycling, skiing or even canoeing. Nearly 20 activities are available, as well as a brief history of your recorded activities.
For more options that include; workout editing, live feedback from friends and family, workout overviews and mapping, you can sign up for a free account at Endomondo.com. You can also participate in their online community and view routes from around the world. Talk about sight seeing.
If you are undecided as to whether or not you should try it out, they have issued a challenge. Between June 30th (uh oh, already started) and July 31st, Endomondo invites you to get out there and burn. No, not get sunburned; burn some calories! For every 100 calories burned, you will receive one ballot in a draw for a new BlackBerry. For more information on Endomondo and the challenge, click here
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