Enter your numeric Nike+ ID (or a URL containing it):
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Instructions
This website lets you export GPS data from Nike+ using your numeric user ID. Here is how you find it:
- Log into your account on the Nike+ website.
- Click on one of your runs.
- Copy the URL from your browser's URL bar and paste it into the input box on the left.
- Click Submit.
Make sure that the URL contains a number with eight to ten digits!
Why?
Nike+ and the Nike iPhone app are a nice starting point, but they become limiting very quickly. Nike's website is also slow and tedious to use. Better services exist, but without the ability to take your run data with you they are not as appealing. EagerFeet was created to change that by giving you control over your own data.
How?
Use this website to export your run data as GPX files (an XML file format for exchanging GPS data). You can then import them into your favorite software or website (like RunKeeper).
Troubleshooting
Nike's servers sometimes throw an error, which the program interprets as the user not being found. If you copied the correct URL and are told that the user does not exist, please just try again in a few minutes.
Your profile must also be set to public. After you log in, click on your picture in the lower left. A small menu appears, select View My Profile. Then click on the Settings tab and click on Privacy. Make sure the option Share your profile and more of your activity is selected. If it is not, change it, click Save, and then try again.
Privacy
This service accesses your private run data, including the location data of your runs. The data is stored in a database on the eagerfeet server for faster retrieval once it has been requested from Nike. In addition to making the data available, that database will also make it possible to offer more advanced analysis features in the future.
Your data will never be given to any third party, and this website will never charge for access.Source Code
The source code of this website and the service behind it is available on github.
Contact
If you have trouble with the site, please let me know. It would be very helpful if you could include your Nike+ user ID (or the entire URL you pasted in) so I can see what's going on. This is especially true if you have lots of runs (more than 50 or so) or very long runs (longer than 10 miles).
This site was created by Robert Kosara and is not affiliated with Nike+ or any of its competitors.
