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ComputationalFitness

Symbols

  • FITExport
  • FITFileType
  • FITImport
  • FitnessData
  • $FITMessageDefinitions
RickHennigan`ComputationalFitness`
FITImport
​
FITImport
[file]
imports the FIT
file
as a Dataset.
​
Examples  
(30)
Basic Examples  
(8)
Import a fit file as a
FitnessData
object:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeRide.fit"]
Out[1]=
FitnessData
Type: Activity
Sport: Cycling (Road)

In[2]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/Walk.fit"]
Out[2]=
FitnessData
Type: Activity
Sport: Walking

​
Import a fit file as a
Dataset
:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeRide.fit","Dataset"]
Out[1]=
​
Get a summary of the
ride
:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeRide.fit","Session"]
Out[1]=
​
Get a
TimeSeries
of GPS coordinates:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeRide.fit","GeoPosition"]
Out[1]=
View a map of the route:
In[2]:=
GeoGraphics[{Red,Thick,Line[Values[%]]}]
Out[2]=
​
In[1]:=
DateListPlot
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeHillClimb.fit","Altitude"]
Out[1]=
​
Visualize a workout:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/IndoorIntervals.fit","PowerZonePlot"]
Out[1]=
​
Visualize the power phase of pedal strokes in a bike ride:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeLaps.fit","AveragePowerPhasePlot"]
Out[1]=
​
Get the critical power curve for a bike ride:
In[1]:=
FITImport
["ExampleData/BikeLaps.fit","CriticalPowerCurvePlot"]
Out[1]=
Scope  
(3)

Options  
(6)

Properties & Relations  
(7)

Possible Issues  
(2)

Neat Examples  
(4)

SeeAlso
FITExport
 
▪
FITFileType
 
▪
$FITMessageDefinitions
""

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