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Gmaps pedometer - keep track where you run

To track running/jogging distances I've tried all the wrist based GPS units and I'm not really that interested in the iTunes Nike product yet - So for now, I'm using the (free) Gmaps pedometer. You usually know where you start and where you turn around, so it's as accurate as it needs to be for now, but it of course doesn't do pace/heart rate. Here's a sample, oh - it also does calories burned calculations - Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | May 7, 2007 11:00 AM
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