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(English) Jog mapping – the productive way of working out

Posted: Mai 20th, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: , , , , , , , 9 Comments »


9 Comments on “(English) Jog mapping – the productive way of working out”

  1. 1 Christof Damian said at 20:12 on Mai 20th, 2010:

    I do the same thing on the mountain bike. I like that it gives your ride / jog a purpose and you are going to see new things every time. And after a while it turns into a puzzle, because you have to find the few track you have not mapped yet.

    My blog post about it from last year: http://christof.damian.net/2009/09/new-hobby-openstreetmapping.html

  2. 2 Tweets that mention Guttorm Flatabø, written » Blog Archive » Jog mapping – the productive way of working out -- Topsy.com said at 21:17 on Mai 20th, 2010:

    [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jeremy B. Shapiro, larusalka. larusalka said: Jog mapping http://is.gd/chSRA (via @openstreetmap) -> I'd love to do some bike mapping, but I've got no GPS logging device 8^/ #opengeodata [...]

  3. 3 Lenka Hornakova said at 07:34 on Mai 21st, 2010:

    Such a nice cleaner of own head and if is it in Norway, even better effect. Running gets out wasted energy, stress and this amazing sport is drifting out substance called endorfin, something like feeling of pleasure :)
    just enjoy! But take a rest, go to sauna and swim in the fjord also :)

  4. 4 PhilippeP said at 10:12 on Mai 21st, 2010:

    Well, I did map allmost all of my hometown (Lessines) while jogging thru every street, a lot of wich where unknow to me so far …
    It does give a goal to the exercice !µ
    And it took me almost a year to complete.

  5. 5 Paal Christian said at 13:36 on Mai 21st, 2010:

    Thank you for mapping here in Klæbu! :-)

  6. 6 dittaeva said at 21:18 on Mai 21st, 2010:

    I am impressed! Yesterday I ran (or rather ascended) 9 km following first a road and then track all the way up to a summer farm area. A little to much for my legs it seems today. Hopefully i wont be the only one doing this though, so I’m hoping it will take less than a year. We’ll see :)

  7. 7 Wankmann said at 05:41 on Mai 23rd, 2010:

    Hi, i’m doing Map joging for 8 month now. I Map the “Schnaittachtal”. It go me going through the long Winter. I Finished the Hamburg Marathon in 3:29 because of so man detours while Mapping. My Area is very well mapped (almost each path) where I am able to reach within my training. I tag now offical hiking tours and POI.

  8. 8 Mike said at 13:04 on Mai 31st, 2010:

    How you organize your jog recordings?

    I’m waiting for my sportwrist so I can wrap my smartphone (android) round my lower arm.
    Will use OSM-Tracker to record und Maverick for orientation.
    Hope it’s gonna work out.

  9. 9 dittaeva said at 18:45 on Juli 7th, 2010:

    I just record with my Holux m-241 GPS logger which fits nicely in my hand, extract it with gpsbabel, prepare for upload with viking and edit the map with potlatch. Not a very good process, espescially because gpsbabel doesn’t extract the track very well, so every startpoint of each track is displaced and all tracks are merged into one track.

    I’ve tried OSMTracker for Android on my Samsung, but it’s very crude, and also need post-processing and uploading.


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