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Android Running GPS Apps

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JamieKai chameleon Feb 2013 9:43pm, 4 Feb 2013 6,150 posts	Quote Pin JamieKai chameleon Evening all, I've been relieved of my Garmin, and currently lack the funds to replace it. Can anyone recommend any of the Android running apps to work with my HTC Sensation? I have previously used (and been underwhelmed by) RunKeeper, although this was a year ago now. Any suggestions gratefully received!
Gobi Feb 2013 9:48pm, 4 Feb 2013 50,246 posts	Quote Pin Gobi Garmin Fit :¬) Works well enough
JamieKai chameleon Feb 2013 12:13am, 5 Feb 2013 6,151 posts	Quote Pin JamieKai chameleon A recommendation from the Dark Lord? Duly downloaded, I'll try it out in tomorrows run...
Kieren Feb 2013 12:40am, 5 Feb 2013 3,601 posts	Quote Pin Kieren I quite like ~~strava~~ it's free to a point. More advanced features require an annual subscription. Most of the apps will let you download the GPX file from their site which you can use to import into Fetch easily. ~~strava~~ does make it extremely difficult to stay to a pace though as it will pick out sections of you route that others have done and put you on a leader board. On my cycle commute there is a guy who hits 45kph uphill on his bike. I'm ranked over 200 for that section of my commute and really want to try a sprint to see how many places I can move up but my plan is for slow / steady.
JamieKai chameleon Feb 2013 1:10am, 5 Feb 2013 6,156 posts	Quote Pin JamieKai chameleon Hmm, I'll give Garmin Fit a go first - don't like the idea of being ranked as I would race and that's hardly good training...
Kieren Feb 2013 1:18am, 5 Feb 2013 3,602 posts	Quote Pin Kieren agree - that's my problem with it.
milemonster Jan 2015 8:05pm, 17 Jan 2015 143 posts	Quote Pin milemonster Is there a running app that u can use 4 an interval session which will notify u when to start the intervals and show u the pace?