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Garmin Ltd.
Garmin Training Center (GTC) is a training tool for your computer that works with your compatible Garmin fitness device.
With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts.
You'll benefit from GTC in two primary ways: it helps you analyze workouts you've already completed, and it helps you plan workouts for the future. Your Garmin fitness product records an incredible amount of data from your workout or activity. Garmin Training Center saves this data and helps you review and analyze
With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts.
You'll benefit from GTC in two primary ways: it helps you analyze workouts you've already completed, and it helps you plan workouts for the future. Your Garmin fitness product records an incredible amount of data from your workout or activity. Garmin Training Center saves this data and helps you review and analyze
What's New
Version 3.2.1:
- Added ability to create manual activities
- Added display of time and distance statistics for speed, heart rate and power zones
- Added totals for folders
- Added ability to import FIT files
- Added ability to import GPX 1.0 files (previously limited to 1.1)
- Added Lion full-screen support
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
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| Downloads:19,305 |
| Version Downloads:1,830 |
| Type:Home & Personal : Health & Fitness |
| License:Free |
| Date:28 Nov 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Garmin Training Center (GTC) is a training tool for your computer that works with your compatible Garmin fitness device.
With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts.
You'll benefit from GTC in two primary ways: it helps you analyze workouts you've already completed, and it helps you plan workouts for the future. Your Garmin fitness product records an incredible amount of data from your workout or activity. Garmin Training Center saves this data and helps you review and analyze it. You can also create, save and schedule workouts and transfer them to your fitness device.
GTC even comes with several workout templates designed by the experts at TrainingPeaks.com. TrainingPeaks provides custom training plans for beginning, intermediate and advanced athletes training for all types of events.
*Forerunner 201 cannot load workouts from GTC.
Compatible Garmin devices:
With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts.
You'll benefit from GTC in two primary ways: it helps you analyze workouts you've already completed, and it helps you plan workouts for the future. Your Garmin fitness product records an incredible amount of data from your workout or activity. Garmin Training Center saves this data and helps you review and analyze it. You can also create, save and schedule workouts and transfer them to your fitness device.
- Review your workout data, including pace/speed, distance, time, calories burned; and if available, heart rate, cadence and detailed elevation.
- View a detailed graph of your workout data in GTC, plotted over time or distance.
- View a map of your workout that shows the exact path you traveled.
- Categorize your workout history according to type of activity
- Review previous workouts, which are saved by day and week
- Create customized workouts with specific goals and rest intervals. Then send them to your fitness device.*
- Schedule workouts for a specific day with GTC's calendar.
GTC even comes with several workout templates designed by the experts at TrainingPeaks.com. TrainingPeaks provides custom training plans for beginning, intermediate and advanced athletes training for all types of events.
*Forerunner 201 cannot load workouts from GTC.
Compatible Garmin devices:
- Forerunner® 201 (PC only), Forerunner 301, Forerunner 205, Forerunner 305, Edge® 205, Edge 305
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abugirges reviewed on 21 Jul 2009
All in all the app does what it says. BUT: It looks awful. It seems th be a cheap port of a windows app and that is felt in all areas. Even the naming is sometimes crappy (Services in german is "Serviceeinrichtungen" instead of "Dienste"). There is no preferences whatsoever and so all I get is something I can easily create with excel. I have no clue what the tens of megabyte are for.
Interestingly the screenshot provided here looks completely differnet to my installation... No greyish window at all. Fucking ugly icons... Where do I get the shown version? Is that outdated?
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I've got a forerunner 50 + USB-Ant stick.
Any clue? Would love to use this program...
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Good grief - I have high speed now, but 100 mb's for a minor fix? Gimme a break!
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A friend then let me know about Ascent by Montebello software which is *fantastic* and IMO worth the $35 over this free software. I've been using it for about a year and have been nothing but pleased.
toddi reviewed on 14 Feb 2007
Downloads 'tracks' showing my path and heart rate data for the workout. Very good information.
It's a good start, but could use some more features. Such as the ability to 'zoom in' on a portion of the workout for more detail. For example, highlight a high point on the heart rate chart and show the corresponding point on the map.
Also, integrating better map data would be a huge improvement. Current map data is very sparse. Google maps or USGS maps would be great.
An excellent alternative is "Trailrunner". It has a better interface, and better maps. Garmin should license Trailrunner.
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Logged out then back in with no change.
There appears to be something screwy with the installer.
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Very sorry to jump the gun and complain when it was my error, or my computers...