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Montebello Software
Ascent is an application designed to help cyclists, runners, and hikers train better by organizing activity data and presenting it in useful ways.
Using Ascent, you can download activity data directly from your GPS into the program, and immediately begin analyzing the data as it is presented to you in various graphical and textual formats. The "Animation" feature lets you re-play the activity so you can review in detail your performance during any segment of the activity.
Ascent Includes:
Main Browser
Using Ascent, you can download activity data directly from your GPS into the program, and immediately begin analyzing the data as it is presented to you in various graphical and textual formats. The "Animation" feature lets you re-play the activity so you can review in detail your performance during any segment of the activity.
Ascent Includes:
Main Browser
- Ascent organizes your activities in the
What's New
Version 1.11.8:
- FIXED: TCX export problems
- FIXED: problem displaying altitude profile in individual lap display of Activity Detail View
- FIXED: problems displaying selected split correctly in map paths
Requirements
- Intel/PPC
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- Display with resolution of 1024x768 or greater
- (for optional GPS syncing) Garmin USB GPS device (see compatibility list)
- (for optional GPS syncing) USB port
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| Downloads:18,919 |
| Version Downloads:2,770 |
| Type:Home Personal : Health and Fitness |
| License:Demo |
| Date:11 Oct 2011 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $40.00 |
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Ascent is an application designed to help cyclists, runners, and hikers train better by organizing activity data and presenting it in useful ways.
Using Ascent, you can download activity data directly from your GPS into the program, and immediately begin analyzing the data as it is presented to you in various graphical and textual formats. The "Animation" feature lets you re-play the activity so you can review in detail your performance during any segment of the activity.
Ascent Includes:
Main Browser
Using Ascent, you can download activity data directly from your GPS into the program, and immediately begin analyzing the data as it is presented to you in various graphical and textual formats. The "Animation" feature lets you re-play the activity so you can review in detail your performance during any segment of the activity.
Ascent Includes:
Main Browser
- Ascent organizes your activities in the main browser by year, month, week, activity, and lap. Each level displays running totals for all data.
- The Map View plots the path you followed against one of several different, selectable map types.
- The Activity View allows you to plot the activity data, such as altitude, speed, heart rate, and cadence against distance.
- The Summary View plots totals or averages for various data items on a weekly or monthly basis.
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Charles Bouldin reviewed on 10 Sep 2010
This is written by a cyclist, for cyclists, and is a compelling Mac-only application. This application is routinely recommended on cycling forums. I can't recommend it too highly.
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Barrikady reviewed on 21 Feb 2010
There is a similar program available. It is called rubiTrack; it's not bad, but it pales in comparison to Ascent.
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Dadama reviewed on 07 Dec 2009
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freezyjosy reviewed on 17 Aug 2008
I also use TrailRunner, which is a free app (though donation ware).
With TrailRunner it's just the other way around, less features, more lovableness.
It really depends on what your goals are and what keeps you motivated.
And the third in the pack - Garmin Training Center - is just plain crap. Garmin should just buy Ascent or TrailRunner and make their customers happy. Personally I would suggest TrailRunner to them.
But as it looks, they don't care anyway.
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donmontalvo reviewed on 07 Jun 2008
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Don Montalvo, NYC
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blloyd reviewed on 18 Aug 2007
It is WAY better than the Garmin software -- both the PC and Mac versions of it. I was using the Garmin software for a while because I didn't know this existed... then a friend pointed it out and I tried it out and bought a license within an hour. It's already excellent and it's maturing and updated quite frequently.
Always great to find small software developers to come out with specialized Mac applications like this. Hooray for Montebello Software (I wonder whether it's named after the 5 mile, 2200 foot climb in Cupertino, CA... looking at the web site I sorta think so ;-)
+4
Excellent data and map displays.
Responsive developer.
Ken Tonks rated on 17 Jan 2011