A week ago, I started my cycling to work chronicles. Then Peter reminded me about RunKeeper. So, I have moved my cycling logs to my profile at RunKeeper: http://runkeeper.com/user/mloskot/. It is much more convenient than posting it here.
Yesterday night, I went to the temple of power where Pantera, my personal trainer recently, arranged 3 hours climbing session focused on endurance :-) So, I had to climb 18 routes with grades (Sport, French), mostly, above 6. Here is the list: 6a, 6b+, 6c, 5+, 5+, 7a (first time attempt, 50%, bloody features), 6c, 6c, 6a, 6c, 6b, 6b, 6a, 6b+, 6a, 6a, 5, 5.
Recently, I’ve been playing with Sanoodi – activity-based social networking website for participants in sports and leisure activities. The idea of Sanoodi is very similar to Sports Tracker by Nokia.
The Sanoodi version 1.1.0.0 is based on Google Maps API. It works well, rarely reporting errors. Today, I migrated my account to Sanoodi Beta available for mysterious Friday the 13th (month unspecified :-)). Besides new & ugly user interface, I’ve encountered that mapping capabilities in Beta are based on OpenLayers engine. Great choice, if my vote counts. The core of Sanoodi application is based on Django framework. Another good choice :-)
If you are doing any outdoor activities, Sanoodi is a nice gadget and worth to try. I recommend to use version 1.1.0.0 for regular diary. In my opinion, the Beta version is still unusable. It is throwing errors while saving preferences or uploading GPX file, Save button for new route sees to be not even linked, etc. BTW, I’ve reported all my problems to the Sanoodi Team. Hopefully, they will fix it soon.