Exercise community - Funbeat

[h2o]

For the last year or so I've been a happy user of an exercise community called Funbeat. Since it is now available in english I thought that there might be a few people here interested in trying it.
Features:
* See how much time you really spend exercising.
* "Compete" against your friends.
* Set personal goals which can be quite flexible.
* Create groups which people can join and discuss, compete and set "group goals

If anyone joins I will gladly create a "Kendo World" group so that we can finally see who is practicing the most ;)

The URL is http://www.funbeat.se, then click "In english!" and create your account. http://www.funbeat.se/inenglish.asp seem to go there directly.

So come on! It's a tad boring when there are only two people registering kendo practice, we want more people! :)

I will gladly answer any questions from the sceptics ;)

[Bailemor]

thats me registered, only the third one who does Iaido

David

[h2o]

Well, the other two should be me and "Solinde". Welcome aboard :)

I have also created a "Kendo World" group, feel free to join!

[Spendius]

hey I joined. But I kind of "cheated", since last week has been exceptionally kendo heavy

[h2o]

hey I joined. But I kind of "cheated", since last week has been exceptionally kendo heavy
But that's a good thing and not cheating :)

That's the fun part about logging your exercise activities: you can see extreme periods going both ways ;)

[ziggey]

yossh! .

[Solinde]

Yay! A fight to see how fights the most! :cheerful:

[Spendius]

But that's a good thing and not cheating :)

That's the fun part about logging your exercise activities: you can see extreme periods going both ways ;)

Yeah it's gonna balance with the next 2 weeks since I'll be on holidays. I'll bring my bogu, though, anybody does kendo in Vienna or Berlin here ?

[Solinde]

That's the fun part about logging your exercise activities: you can see extreme periods going both ways ;)

I'd say only one of those extremes is actually "fun" to see put into all the different graphs and statistics though...

[ziggey]

I still have many sessions to fill in but I cant keep the dates in my head, will write them down some day =)

[h2o]

I still have many sessions to fill in but I cant keep the dates in my head, will write them down some day =)
If you can't remember old dates then just start logging them from today and forward. I usually go home after practice and directly log each practice. That way I seldom forget to do it, and it is easier to estimate the level of intensity.