Frederik Liljefred. M.D.

TheRealEyeless

michaellasmanis

<p>This plugin let you convert your blog into a training log and let you track your activities. You get advance statistics and running related calculators. See screenshots.</p>
<p>Track your distance, pulse, calories or time and get the graphs you want. We support area-, bar-, column-, line-, pie-, 3dpie-, donutpie-, scatter-graph or table. You can get data for a given month or a whole given year. See screenshots.</p>
<p>You’r able to use a variety of calculators; Training Zones Calculator, VDOT calculator, V02max-Calculator, Race Time Calculator, Training Pace Calculator, Body Mass Index Calculator, Calculate Predicted effect of change in weight.</p>
<p>You can add graphs using Google Chart see FAQ for howto use it.</p>
<h3>To Do</h3>
<ul>
<li>gear list (started)</li>
<li>auto import data from garmin connect </li>
<li>add chill factor calc</li>
<li>add graph for your weight and track your weight </li>
<li>add full support for translation</li>
<li>add combo graphs eg distance vs time, time vs pulse etc</li>
</ul>


Runners Log

This plugin let you convert your blog into a training log and let you track your activities. You get advance statistics and running related calculator …

floriankimmel

<p>The “Custom Strava Integration” is a powerful plugin that makes integrating strava activities easy and simple. It gives you the opportunity to create output exactly the way you like it.</p>
<h4>The Plugin</h4>
<p>Basically what this plugin does is adding the shortcode [strava id=”[activity id]”] to your post, receiving data via Strava API v3 and filling the preconfigured template with this information.</p>
<h4>Configuration</h4>
<p>You want full control of the shortcode’s output ? No Problem. You can specify a template at the settings page and define the positions of strava information. Therefore ‘Custom Strava Integration’ provides these placeholders:</p>
<ul>
<li>[distance] – Overall distance of the activity</li>
<li>[description] – Description of the activity       </li>
<li>[duration] – Duration of the activity</li>
<li>[elevation] – Overall elevation of the activity</li>
<li>[location] – Location of the activity     </li>
<li>[name] – Name of the activity     </li>
<li>[speed] – Depending on type (ride or run) – either running pace or riding speed       </li>
<li>[time] – Local start time of the activity</li>
<li>[type] – Type of the activity (run – ride – swim)</li>
</ul>
<p>You can not only customize the style by using CSS features, moreover you have full control over the html output.</p>
<p>Moreover you can choose the type of display unit (mi/ft or km/m) you want to use.</p>
<h4>Difference to other solutaions</h4>
<p>We know that strava also does offer their own embedded widget, but this plugin:</p>
<ul>
<li>does not use iframes (if you want to)</li>
<li>allows you to fully customize the content</li>
<li>can display more information than the widget</li>
<li>does not require you to leave the site </li>
</ul>
<p>You can concentrate on the important things – writing good blog posts!</p>


Custom Strava Integration

This plugin provides an easy way to add your strava activities to your posts without leaving your site.

Runners Log vs Custom Strava Integration