This is cool. Most of software names are new to me :)
If you're a FOSS enthusiast who keeps fit by exercising or playing sports, it's time you used an open source application to track your activities. With these programs you can get a good overview of your exercises or create diagrams and statistics for specific time ranges and sport types.
SportsTracker is a good place to start recording your sporting activities. It is not bound to a specific kind of sport -- you can create categories for any sport type, such as cycling, running, swimming, or tennis. Once you have a category, you can use it to log the time you spent doing that activity.
=> Tracking your sport activity with open source software
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