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2013-07-30 8:58 PM

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Subject: Route pace/distance tracking
I am sure that this has been exhausted ad naseum and apologize. However, I couldn't find anything.

I am looking for a simple way to track pace and distance on runs. Nothing fancy. No heart rates needed and not necessarily map routing. I am OK with the features, but not needed. I want to download the data so I can track pace and distance over time. But, I am open to downloading the map. I don't want to have to use an iPod to track. I just want something for the shoe or the wrist.

What do you recommend?

Thanks,
Steve

2013-07-30 9:18 PM
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Subject: RE: Route pace/distance tracking
I used the Garmin 110 for awhile.  Pretty straightforward GPS watch.
2013-07-31 12:31 AM
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Subject: RE: Route pace/distance tracking
Same as above. my wife just went to REI and got a smaller Garmin. Nothing fancy about it. Just has GPS and can track your work out along with pace and has a pacer to keep you on your goal. Uses a USB to computer. Real simple and was inexpensive.
2013-07-31 5:56 AM
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Subject: RE: Route pace/distance tracking

I just use the route planner on the USATF web site and my basic 50-lap Timex Ironman watch.  I've saved my regular routes in the BT logger and just enter my time when I'm done. 

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