Is it possible to convert Endomondo data into Garmin?

[Tracey001]

I've been using Endomondo on my iPhone for the past year to map my runs and walks but have taken the plunge and just ordered a Garmin 220 tonight. Does anyone know if I can download and convert all of my history from Endo onto the Garmin website so that I don't lose all my information?

I sometimes use Fitbit exercise tracker at the same time (but it seems less accurate) if it's easier to convert from that?

[Rignold]

You can transfer your data from your Garmin to Endomondo or Strava but I have not heard of doing it the other way round. Garmin connect is not all that tbh - most people use their Garmins just to record the data then send it to something more sophisticated to analyse it.

[Tracey001 Graduate in reply to Rignold]

Thanks Rignold. That's interesting to know. I hadn't thought of doing it the other way around as I thought that Garmin would be the better software. Sounds like I might be wrong?

[deep312 Graduate]

Hi,

I used the following link to transfer data into Garmin Connect:

mikepalumbo.com/MMRConverte...

[Tracey001 Graduate in reply to deep312]

That looks useful. I'll give it a go once I get my Garmin and register on the website. Many thanks.

[Rignold]

Endomondo is certainly the more sophisticated for nalayisng your data. Garmin Connect is Garmin;s Achilles heel tbh.

Although it does largely depend on how much detail you require. I tend to port all my data over to Endomondo or Strava if I am training for something specific and am being really finicky about my data, but if I am just in general maintenance running mode and just want a record of my times, distances, splits, elevations, heart rate etc I just leave it in Garmin.

I also go through phases of being really sciencey about my data - not just running data, but weight workouts, bodyweight, body fat, breathing etc, how I felt, perceived effort etc and recording every day without fail and constantly feeding all this back into my training, and on the other hand, phases of just putting a tick against the day's target distance/reps and nothing more. In terms of the difference in my performance between the two extremes, I don't think there has been any. The only things that make any difference for me.are consistency in training and mental attitude on the day.

[Tracey001 Graduate in reply to Rignold]

Thanks for the advice Rignold.

[IannodaTruffe Mentor]

tapiriik.com/ is the place to go. It enables you to sync between different apps, including Runkeeper and Endomondo as well as Garmin Connect and even Dropbox.

[Tracey001 Graduate in reply to IannodaTruffe]

That's a really helpful website. Many thanks for sharing.