Runtastic GPS Running, Walking, Jogging, Marathon & Fitness Tracker
By runtastic
View More By This Developer- Category: Health & Fitness
- First released: November 23, 2009
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: runtastic
- at.runtastic.gpssportapp
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Been using this App since before Adidas purchased it. Was and still am a huge Adidas fan. I love this App.
There are still problems with this app. I cannot get to connect to FB like before.<br/>The pages freeze up if I tap on the symbol to connect to FB.
The app no longer displays the active time spent exercising. It only shows the time of day while exercising, which is much less meaningful.
Works great, my only issue is that I would love to have some sort of sick option. I keep getting notifications, but I’m terribly sick and my lungs are filling with fluid. I lost my streak and I would love to have a way to pause notifications as well as my running streak.
I love how easy it makes it to track your runs and how each mile gives you points that you can eventually redeem for stuff like percent offs or even whole gifts if you get enough points.
GPS was weak and didn’t record my first mile which was probably my fastest mile yet. Very frustrating. I’m not a super star athlete but I do want to see my improvement. Nike app wouldn’t do me like this.
Awesome
I loved using this app for all sorts of activities. I used to get my heart rate with my Apple Watch throughout my workouts, while simultaneously using my Bluetooth earbuds to listen to music. No if I use my earbuds, I don’t get the heart rate reading anymore. I only get it if I’m not using anything else connected to my phone via Bluetooth. Not sure if it’s because of an Apple update or an adidas running app update, but it’s very frustrating, and quite frankly disappointing. Why does every company think that every update they do is necessary or even enhancing user experience. Some just completely ruin a good thing.
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