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5. Going for a run
Finally, let's go for a run! There are two ways to run with the OnTracx sensor 1. Paired with your phone: This enables live tracking of load and GPS data with real-time feedback displayed on the screen. You can close your screen and put the phone in ...
6. Real-time load information
Once you've started with running, the following screen will show. There are two important aspects here: Real-time load information Running stats 1. REAL-TIME LOAD INFORMATION Every time your foot hits the ground, there will be a 'pulse' that ...
7. Pain and comfort scores
It's important to give context to your runs, and to follow-up on pain and comfort scores over time. The following screen allows you to do this: The pain scores you indicate should reflect pain scores over your entire run. Pain scores vary from 0 (no ...
4.2. Information button
Clicking on the information icon allows you to read all the essential information to understand the features that are presented on your dashboard. The advantage: you don't have to read all of this every time again! << Go to the previous screen: ...
3. Onboarding information
To create your account, we will ask you some personal information. Please remember that it’s not mandatory to provide us with this information, but it will allow us to provide better guidance for you in the future (currently we do not use this ...