#Create my onwn gpx viewer how to#

PB’s for other distances are only available for premium users. The free version only shows personal bests for 5 kilometers or 3 miles. Unfortunately this graph has some limitations, especially when you’re not a premium (paying) user of Endomondo. Endomondo graph for my personal best for 5K over time. The interesting thing about this graph is that it shows my personal best for a specific distance from within a longer workout. There is this specific chart from Endomondo that I like a lot: my personal best for a specific distance over time. For example, if I ran 12 kilometers, started slow and finished fast, what was the time for the fastest 10 kilometers during that entire workout? And what was my fastest 10 kilometer this year for example? Let’s find out! Specifically, in this blog we’ll go through the steps to find the best or fastest section within a workout.

#Create my onwn gpx viewer how to#

I’ve been using Endomondo for several years now and when I found this really interesting article by Steven van Dorpe about how to analyze GPS data with Python I wanted to try doing some analysis for myself. With apps such as Strava, Runkeeper or Endomondo you get all kinds of statistics about your workouts. One of the fun things when you like both data and running is that you can collect loads of data by running with a GPS tracker or a mobile phone.