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Ultramarathons and Orthopedics

A SportTracks user shares insights on endurance racing and medicine

Health Data and Apple Watch

Get daily health metrics from Apple Watch and the HealthFit app

Best Budget Smart Trainers 2018

3 Affordable Smart Trainers for Your Bike: Good, Better, and Best

Slow Down to Get Fast

Run faster by applying polarized training to your weekly intensity

Race-Day Hacks for Running

5 Important tips for success in marathons and half marathons

Build the Perfect Pain Cave

Essential items that make indoor cycling more enjoyable

How To

Trim Your Workout

Correct sensor or GPS problems with trim and split feature

Fun Metrics For Your Charts

Tracking Beers Earned and Fat Burned in SportTracks

Run Form Metrics

Advanced metrics to help you become a more efficient and faster runner

Garmin CIQ Analysis

Take your data tracking and analysis to a new level

How to add gear to past workouts

Quickly add gear in bulk to your workout history with SportTracks

Integrating with Platysens

Swim workouts from the Platysens Marlin now auto-sync to SportTracks

Training

Slow Down to Get Fast

Run faster by applying polarized training to your weekly intensity

Race-Day Hacks for Running

5 Important tips for success in marathons and half marathons

Lap Pool Swimming Etiquette

The basic rules of sharing lanes at the pool

Using VO2 Max in SportTracks

Push your limits by tracking and training with VO2 max

Training Effect in SportTracks

A new way to track the progress of your fitness

Post-Workout Notes

Your personal impression of a workout is essential training data

Community

Ultramarathons and Orthopedics

A SportTracks user shares insights on endurance racing and medicine

Best Budget Smart Trainers 2018

3 Affordable Smart Trainers for Your Bike: Good, Better, and Best

Build the Perfect Pain Cave

Essential items that make indoor cycling more enjoyable

130 Marathons and Still Inspired

Discover new challenges with fellow SportTracks user Peter Klaris

Meet James Curly Williams

A 2:30 marathoner shares his approach to training and racing

Don't Ignore Your Gait!

Why you should buy running shoes from a specialty store