Automatic cycling workout detection systems and methods
Devices, systems, and methods can be used including receiving motion data including comparing time-stamped speed data with predetermined cycling speed ranges, categorizing the speed data into portions of a minute that indicate each of the predetermined cycling speed ranges, determining portions of a minute indicate a cycling activity has begun, determining portions of a later minute indicate a cycling activity has paused or ended, confirming a minimum time inactive indicating that a cycling activity has ended, and determining that a minimum time active has elapsed between the indication a cycling activity has begun and indication a cycling activity has ended such that a cycling activity is categorized as a cycling workout.
1. A health and fitness monitoring method for automatically detecting a cycling workout, comprising:
receiving a GPS data stream including time-stamped speed data for an individual;
comparing, via a processor, the time-stamped speed data with predetermined cycling speed ranges;
categorizing, via the processor, the time-stamped speed data into portions of a minute that indicate each of the predetermined cycling speed ranges;
determining, via the processor, portions of the minute that indicate a cycling activity has begun; and
determining, via the processor, portions of a later minute that indicate the cycling activity has paused or ended;
confirming, via the processor, a minimum time inactive indicating that the cycling activity has ended;
determining, via the processor, that a minimum time active has elapsed between the indication that the cycling activity has begun and the indication that the cycling activity has ended such that the cycling activity is categorized as the cycling workout.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the minimum time active is configured by an individual in a user interface.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the categorizing of the speed data depends on speed classifications indicating speeds slower than cycling speed, cycling speed, faster than cycling speed, and too fast to be cycling speed.