Interval Training Added To Endomondo iPhone App
News Release: As Endomondo Users’ Most Requested Feature, Interval Training Upgrades Sports Tracker’s Ability to Support the Most Demanding Workouts
When Endomondo asked users of its Endomondo Sports Tracker iPhone app for the feature they’d most like to have in the next version, interval training was at the top of the list. Today, Endomondo delivers on that request.
Available exclusively in the paid Pro version of Endomondo Sports Tracker, the interval training feature lets iPhone users create custom workouts by defining intervals and includes an audio coach to guide them through each step. Available free to Endomondo users who already have the Pro version, the interval training feature is the latest example of how Endomondo Sports Tracker turns the iPhone into a full-fledged personal trainer and social fitness partner.
Endomondo Sports Tracker is also available for Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone and several other operating systems. That cross-platform design makes it easy for users to turn workouts into a social activity, providing the additional motivation, interactivity and fun that are key for maintaining an active lifestyle.
“Interval training is an effective way to improve performance,” said Mette Lykke, Endomondo co-founder. “This addition shows how Endomondo Sport Tracker continues to be the must-have app for making exercise more social, motivating and fun.”
Last month, Endomondo added interval training to its Android app, as well as a multi-platform sync feature that automatically updates workout statistics across multiple platforms for easier tracking and social sharing.
About Endomondo
Founded in 2007 by a team of fitness enthusiasts, Endomondo turns mobile devices into full-fledged personal trainers and connects users to a vibrant social fitness network where people can support, motivate and challenge each other and share results. The Endomondo Sports Tracker mobile app, which utilizes GPS technology, records a full history of workouts and can be used for any distance-based sport. Additionally, the Endomondo.com website provides users with a personal portal — incorporating performance tracking tools, an extensive atlas of exercise routes around the world, connection to the Endomondo community, and more. Available on seven mobile platforms, Endomondo operates on almost all GPS phones. For more information, please visit http://www.endomondo.com and follow @Endomondo on Twitter.
Media Contacts:
Jim Llewellyn, for Endomondo
323.810.7685
Mette Lykke, Co-founder of Endomondo
(415)-335-2623




Hello, I used interval training and it was great. Except that, even online I want to see my lap times, and it does not record the laps by time and your speed by lap. It still registered my laps as 1km.
At least… online it did… On the phone app, my laps are correct by the intervals…
The most requested feature on ios app isn’t interval training it’s a 2 way sync. Any ideas when it will be ready?
After I paid and downloaded the pro version, all training history has gone. When will you support 2 way sync?
hi,
where can I do my 2 request?
Can i do here? thanks
1. more then 3 interval in interval training (5?)
2. create a train by an external gpx. file
thanks
Marco
are you thinking about adding more different interval training programs?
Any way interval training is coming to the windows phone app as well? Right now I can’t run endomondo in the background and an interval app at the same time since endomondo will not track.
What about adding the functionality to repeat intervals until you stop it… For example if you wanted to do a low intensity for 1 minute followed by a medium intensity for 10 minutes until you reached a certain distance. Instead of guessing how many intervals it may take to complete.
I just downloaded and there’s no intervals at all on my app – I downloaded the pro version.
I also downloaded the pro version and no intervals.
H Kevin, did you get the interval training to work? I just downloaded it too and there’s is no interval training at all…
Hi, check this out: http://gsfn.us/t/2t3lh If you have any further questions, leave us please a comment in that thread. Thanks
I’ve got some trouble using the interval application which I just purchased – I don’t know how to use it? How do I turn it on? Can’t see it when I choose what type of exercise I wanna do?
Hope you’ll se this message – hope to receive an answer.
Sincerely
Hi, this is a guide to the Interval training: http://gsfn.us/t/2t3lh Thanks
Pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssseeee create intervals for blackberry!!!!