Fitness for the Mind and Body. Podcast hosts: Jason Tucker and Steven Klassen discuss weight loss for geeks.
14 May
This is the fourth episode of the GeekFit.com Podcast. Jason was unable to get the mixer and computer to play nice nice so we reverted back to the local recordings for this podcast.
After you listen to the podcast, please take a moment and leave us some feedback (email: podcast {at} geekfit {d0t} com or call: (360) 350-GFIT).
Show Notes:
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9 May
Hello Everyone,
We’re working on getting our 4th podcast recorded sometime this week. GeekFit has gotten a bit of an upgrade with some new studio equipment (we’ll be sure to mention all the new equipment in the show notes). Jason is working on getting the studio setup and running a few test before we record. One we have that done we’re hoping this will improve the quality of the recordings.
We have also launched our new network hub named PodcastRiot.com which our listeners can use to access the other shows in the network.
Since we haven’t recorded yet we’re still taking suggestions. If you have a suggestion or comment please leave us a voicemail: (360) 450-5026
28 Apr
This is the third installment of the GeekFit.com Podcast. Enjoy!
After you listen to the podcast, please take a moment and leave us some feedback (email: podcast@geekfit.com or call: (360) 450-5026).
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21 Apr
GeekFit now has the ability to take audio questions / comments / suggestions over the phone via voicemail.
To send us audio for the show:
Please begin your question with your name (or moniker), location, and keep it to under 30 seconds.
Understand that by sending us a question you are granting us the right to use it on the show either in audio form or transcribed and spoken by Jason or Steven.
17 Apr
This is our second installment of the GeekFit.com Podcast. Enjoy!
After you listen to the podcast, please take a moment and leave us some feedback.
Help: How do I listen to the podcast?
Online Store: http://www.geekfit.com/store/
Sponsors: Hosting For Humans & Kalinka Malinka
11 Apr

Intro to the show, behind the scenes tech, Steven’s bio and Jason’s current weight. Show notes for our first podcast:
00:00 - 02:40: Intro and the tech involved with a long-distance podcast collaboration.
02:40 - 05:50: A little bit about why we chose the domain and podcast name.
05:50 - 07:25: All about Steven.
07:25 - 07:45: A blurb from Jason about his current weight.
07:45 - 09:25: Banter about rewards, new shoes, etc.
09:25 - 10:00: Why you shouldn’t mow the lawn in your good gym shoes.
10:00 - 24:00: Yes, that’s a 14 minute chunk with no details (I got tired of listing show notes!).
Sorry for the spotty notes, but we’re going to move to a bullet list instead of actual time codes because they seem to work a bit better. Thanks in advance to all the folks who download & listen and a special shout-out to the livejournal communities coming through. Your support is mucho appreciated.
28 Mar

Category: Tool / service
GMap Pedometer is a Google maps mashup that combines the ability to find locations to run, walk, jog, and cycle with the power of Google maps. This site allows you to plot your trip before you leave and figure out how far in miles the trip will be. It also will calculate how many calories you will burn based on your weight.
The creator of the site was looking for a way to track his marathon runs and to know the exact distance each leg of the race is. He was looking for a way to do this without taking a GPS or a pedometer with him on his runs. This website solves this problem by allowing you to take control of Google Maps and overlay your own info onto it.
So what makes this different from the original site? Can’t you just make driving directions using Google maps and then use that for your runs or walks? You could if point A and B didn’t involve a freeway (since you cant ride a bike or walk on a freeway legally). What this does that is different from “driving directions” is that you can “plot” your trip, take small side streets, cut through a park, or even map your trip around a park. This is something that Google map’s driving directions cannot do.
So how easy is it to use? Very easy, you start by searching for the area you want to work with using the input boxes on the top of the site, just like you would Google Maps. After that you move the map until you find your starting position and double click. Since the site allows you to go anywhere (even through buildings since it doesn’t know any better) you can move the map a bit and make another plot on the map by double clicking again. Once you plot all the legs of the trip you can save the route, print the route export to a GPX file for later use in a GPS or calculate the calories burned during your trip.
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/
Tags: google maps running biking jogging
28 Mar
Welcome to GeekFit.com - Fitness for your Body the Mind.
Two geeks discuss Health & Fitness topics and their personal endeavors to maintain a fit and healthy lifestyle.
Steven is located in Washington State.
Jason is located in sunny Los Angeles, California.