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Yellow Field Technologies
iSMARTtrain (formerly TrainingLog) is for storing and reviewing your athletic training. It is designed for use by multi-sport athletes, such as triathletes, but can be used equally well by single-sport athletes, such as cyclists and runners.
What's New
Version 3.0.9:
- No longer crashes if preference are corrupt
- Improved downloading from Polar FT80 and RS300x
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
| Downloads:15,724 |
| Version Downloads:665 |
| Type:Home Personal : Health and Fitness |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:01 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $49.95 |
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iSMARTtrain (formerly TrainingLog) is for storing and reviewing your athletic training. It is designed for use by multi-sport athletes, such as triathletes, but can be used equally well by single-sport athletes, such as cyclists and runners.
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At least, it didn't last I checked.
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xuxumatu reviewed on 14 Dec 2008
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I´m a user for almost year and it is my primary log software.
Also, we are always suggesting something new to him in the forum. This exchange is very good for us and for software improvement.
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Anonymous reviewed on 12 Feb 2005
iSMARTtrain doesn't have an installer - like many Macintosh Apps, it's simply a case of copying the application to your local hard disc, as described in the ReadMe file.
Also, you need to import the sample .hrm file to view the data, not open it. This again is fully explained in the documentation.
Please contact us if you want more help.
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Jan 2005
This latest version is a nice improvement over the previous version but it still lacks the intuitive UI necessary for understanding this app.
The ability to use your Polar HM is a nice addition.
But the developer is definitely experiencing a runner's "high" if they think anyone is going to plunk down $45 dollars for this piece of BETA software. That's right, $45 dollars.
This app is unrefined and still in the beta, but the developer forces you to pay $45 to experience ALL of the features.
Avoid this app.
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Anonymous reviewed on 23 Dec 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Oct 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Dec 2003
This is a log in the widest of definitions. While I can see the developer has a good idea going ...there is far more that needs to happen for this to be a "finished" program.
The Mac really needs a good physical training program, and sadly, this is not it.
Contact us with your ideas, and we'll see if we can make a better product.
Stuart Tevendale rated on 22 Oct 2011