Netathlon does not have a mechanism by which you can export the training data to import into your training software (well at least not that I could find!). So, I created a simple utility to do just that.
This very simple free utility converts the RAW data generates by Netathlon into a HRM file that can be imported into most training software (tested with SportTracks and Polar Precision Performance).
No cost or registration (also no viruses or spyware). Just install and off you go.
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Download the installation here (only about 400k). The software only runs in Windows, and works on XP, Vista and 7.
Instructions
It is very easy to use, simply select the file(s) that you wish to convert, and it saves a copy as a .hrm file. You can then import the .hrm file into SportTracks, and all of your training data will be available. Remember to select metric or imperial units first.
DO NOT RENAME the RAW file before converting. The RAW file does not contain the date of training, so the only way that you can get the date is from the file name.
Upgrading
To upgrade, simple uninstall the previous version, and install the later version.
A few notes
- This utility was written by me, it has nothing to do with the folks that created the Netathlon software
- I have only tested it with cycling files. However, if you have any other Netathlon files, send them to be and I will have a look
- This utility is provided “as is”. While it works fine for me, I cannot guarantee that it will not do any damage on your machine. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
- You may not modify the software, however feel free to distribute it.
- If you have any comments or suggestions, please leave a comment below, or Email me – cdstrachan@gmail.com
Version History
1.0.3
- Fixed some localisation issues.
1.0.2
- Updated to support Run and Row files
1.0.1
- added support for Polar Precision Performance software.
- Fixed minor error with progress bar when running more than one import sequentially.
1.0.0
- first version supported SportTracks only
Finally, thanks to this site, and this site for the help on the file formats.
