Roadwork

[Darkstranger]

Watz up y'all!

Just thought I'd post a link to a very handy site which allows you to plot your route for running. It show's you the exact mileage and the approx. amount of calories burned for your weight. Apparently my 5 mile runs weighing 245lbs burns over 950 calories. Don't know if that's particularly true, but the route planner's an excellent tool!



www.gmap-pedometer.com

[Ell]

I just got it working, I've been looking for something like this for a while, good find. My routes 4.3 miles and burns 450 calories which isn't bad at all. It's a longer route than I thought.

[Detroit101]

I cant get it to track my running route....i hit track route but the cursor does not change at all....what is the trick????

[marron]

Double click at times on your route as you follow it round and the line should go red, that means it has tracked it.

[Landon S]

Hmm Il have to actually go on a computer to get it to work I think. The map of where I live needs to be updated as its missing some streets. Nice find tho. I usually count the street lights I pass since theyre about 50m apart.

[the_painless]

www.mapmyrun.com is another good one

[danny stash]

Watz up y'all!

Just thought I'd post a link to a very handy site which allows you to plot your route for running. It show's you the exact mileage and the approx. amount of calories burned for your weight. Apparently my 5 mile runs weighing 245lbs burns over 950 calories. Don't know if that's particularly true, but the route planner's an excellent tool!



www.gmap-pedometer.com

thats alot of weight chuggin 4 miles!!!

[Darkstranger]

I think i may have left one or two potholes and broken pavement slabs along the way! lol

I find the first 3 miles kill me then I get a second wind and the last 2 feel easier for some reason!

[danny stash]

I think i may have left one or two potholes and broken pavement slabs along the way! lol

I find the first 3 miles kill me then I get a second wind and the last 2 feel easier for some reason!

I agree, the first couple always hurt than I kind of go on autopilot.

[Ell]

I find the first 2 miles easy, then the next 2 hard then the last mile easier because you're telling yourself you've nearly finished and you only need a bit more effort. It shows how much psychology comes into physiology.