Systems and techniques for the collection and display of athletic information. Athletic data relating to a single person or group of people is collected at a central location, and subsequently displayed at a desired remote location so that the person or people can review and critique their performance. In addition, athletic data for multiple persons can be collected at a central location, and subsequently displayed to a user at a desired remote location, so that the user can compare his or her athletic activities to others.

A server is configured to manage a network of participant devices that are distributed across a plurality of participants in a virtually managed competitive event. Events may be configured and offered via the platform, and participants that have devices meeting certain requirements may register for events. Events that have a high goal for accuracy and verifiability may require a smartphone and smartwatch to be possessed and worn throughout the event in order to gather GPS data, step count, heart rate, fingerprint data, facial recognition images, and other verification data before, during, and after the event. Where data cannot be verified and indicates a technical error or falsification of data, participants may be warned, and their results may be flagged to indicate that they are not verifiable and may be erroneous. Event results may be provided for a plurality of participants with information indicating the accuracy and verifiability of individual results.

The present disclosure generally relates to navigating, viewing, and sharing activity and workout data and interacting with workout and/or activity applications. In some examples, scrolling of activity data is based on the content being displayed. In some examples, friends' activity data may be viewed. In some examples, a notification and workout data for a friend's completed workout is received and displayed. In some example, the activity data received from friends is viewed and managed. In some examples, workout data for a multi-segment workout is displayed in a three-dimensional stack on a map. In some examples, a workout application operates in a limited mode until a touch input is received with a characteristic intensity that is greater than a threshold intensity.

A system for providing a user-selectable virtual exercise place. The user exercises while sharing the display of a selected virtual exercise place with another user. The system has an image information database which stores location-based image data related to a virtual exercise place; and an image data controller which selects from the image information database the location-based image data related to the virtual exercise place (hereinafter referred to as “exercise place image data”) received from a first terminal, transmits the selected exercise place image data to the first terminal, displays on the first terminal the exercise place image data corresponding to an exercise start location received from the first terminal, receives movement distance information calculated by a first fitness equipment and displays on the first terminal the exercise place image data corresponding to the location moved by the exercise distance from the exercise start location.

A system that wirelessly integrates actual sports equipment with a computer and the internet to allow players remotely located from one another to play a competitive simulated sports game.

An interactive sports training system, including a basketball hoop on a basketball platform, a metal structure connected to the basketball hoop, a main post connected to the basketball hoop and the metal structure, a plurality of back structure bars connected to the main post, a plurality of foldable ground construction bars connected to the main post, a plurality of side nets positioned to form a triangular structure with the main posts and the plurality of foldable ground construction bars connected to the main post, a football post located in a football platform, and a plurality of metal mesh bars. The plurality of metal mesh bars provide connection of the plurality of side nets with a telescopic mesh carrier structure.

A method for displaying archived exercise classes comprising displaying information about archived exercise classes that can be accessed by a first user via a computer network on a display screen at a first location, wherein the first user can select among a plurality of archived classes, outputting digital video and audio content comprising the selected archived class, detecting a performance parameter for the first user at a particular point in the selected class, displaying the performance parameter on the display screen, and displaying performance parameters from a second user at a second location on the display screen such that at least one of the performance parameters from the first user and at least one of the performance parameters from the second user at the same point in the class are presented for comparison.

A method for displaying archived exercise classes comprising displaying information about archived exercise classes that can be accessed by a first user via a computer network on a display screen at a first location, wherein the first user can select among a plurality of archived classes, outputting digital video and audio content comprising the selected archived class, detecting a performance parameter for the first user at a particular point in the selected class, displaying the performance parameter on the display screen, and displaying performance parameters from a second user at a second location on the display screen such that at least one of the performance parameters from the first user and at least one of the performance parameters from the second user at the same point in the class are presented for comparison.

A near real-time GPS and computer-implemented system and method for measuring the physical capability of an athlete in an athletic endurance event and displaying, in near real-time, performance parameters after adjustment by at least one environmental normalization factor. The system and method performs the following steps in a specially programmed computer in near real-time: accepting near real-time data input from at least one sensor taken from the group of heart rate monitor for measuring an individual athlete's heart rate and a GPS device for determining distance traveled by the athlete in a time period, accepting environmental data correlated to the factor in near real-time, the data being accepted from at least one of a remote transmitter or a measurement device worn or carried by the athlete, computationally adjusting the athlete's measured actual performance by means of at least one environmental normalization factor taken from the group of temperature, humidity and elevation, wind, air density, and elevation change (hills), to compute an environmentally normalized performance value, dynamically recalculating said normalized performance values in near real-time based on additional environmental data accepted at subsequent times during said performance, and providing an indication in near real-time to the athlete during said performance regarding whether the current performance is within specified limits as compared to the normalized performance values for the individual athlete including adjustment by said normalized environmental factor to allow the athlete to take timely action during said performance to improve his or her performance. The system and method also enables virtual real-time events where environment normalization displays real-time progress/results for participants in different environments while they compete in the same event. The system and method normalizes the results from users participating at high altitude versus those a lower altitude (along with wind, temperature, elevation change, etc.) so that all participants effectively compete on a virtual “level playing field” during the event. Environment normalization can validate or certify real-time that performance data submitted during virtual racing events are valid based on the athletes actual environment normalized potential.

A method for displaying archived exercise classes comprising displaying information about archived exercise classes that can be accessed by a first user via a computer network on a display screen at a first location, wherein the first user can select among a plurality of archived classes, outputting digital video and audio content comprising the selected archived class, detecting a performance parameter for the first user at a particular point in the selected class, displaying the performance parameter on the display screen, and displaying performance parameters from a second user at a second location on the display screen such that at least one of the performance parameters from the first user and at least one of the performance parameters from the second user at the same point in the class are presented for comparison.