Athletics Google Sheets Database, Eventual iPhone App
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
VERY low budget. This first phase should not be a very difficult project. I will generally look for lowest bid in developing working database in Google Sheets to accomplish the following:
The concept is to accept inputs for many different athletic times and marks, then rate athletes 1-to-100 in these four categories:
Top Speed, Power, Aerobic Fitness, Muscle Endurance.
The user would enter raw data in many different categories of training tests. For example, bench press maximum weight, or 2-mile run time. According to flat-file charts which I will develop, the four categories change as minimums are achieved according to the flat file for each.
Example: the user has bench pressed 200 lbs and inputs that value. Automatically, the athletes Strength number changes to a "52." Later, the same user inputs an improvement and bench presses 210 lbs. He sees that his Strength rating now is a "57."
Weeks later, the same user throws a 12-pound shot put 41 feet and enters that value. His strength stays at 57. However, later in his season, he throws it 47 feet and this changes his Strength rating to 59.
This athlete runs a mile in 7:30. He sees that his Aerobic Endurance rating is now a 23. After losing some weight, he runs a mile in 6:45 and sees an improvement to an Aerobic Endurance rating of 27.
Each athlete can view the four categories on a welcome screen. The four categories indicate athletic balance and accomplishment. For some, the Strength number is the most important. For others, the speed or endurance categories matter most.
Each rating is calculated "under the hood" and athletes can only view the returned value. There will be many athletic tests and measures to input. All of these correspond to a chart (I am working to develop those minimum rating values...but they are less important than the functionality.)
In another example, a middle distance runner completes a half-mile run in 2:00. He sees that his Aerobic Endurance rating shows an 80, but also that his Muscle Endurance is an 82.
Each measured/timed category input rates the athlete's mark based on (my) flat file minimums. These are more complicated, but rating each mark or time is my task.
I can provide more detail for the right developer. An interest in athletics or track & field is a plus.
Looking forward to discussing more via chat.
Thank you for reading.
The concept is to accept inputs for many different athletic times and marks, then rate athletes 1-to-100 in these four categories:
Top Speed, Power, Aerobic Fitness, Muscle Endurance.
The user would enter raw data in many different categories of training tests. For example, bench press maximum weight, or 2-mile run time. According to flat-file charts which I will develop, the four categories change as minimums are achieved according to the flat file for each.
Example: the user has bench pressed 200 lbs and inputs that value. Automatically, the athletes Strength number changes to a "52." Later, the same user inputs an improvement and bench presses 210 lbs. He sees that his Strength rating now is a "57."
Weeks later, the same user throws a 12-pound shot put 41 feet and enters that value. His strength stays at 57. However, later in his season, he throws it 47 feet and this changes his Strength rating to 59.
This athlete runs a mile in 7:30. He sees that his Aerobic Endurance rating is now a 23. After losing some weight, he runs a mile in 6:45 and sees an improvement to an Aerobic Endurance rating of 27.
Each athlete can view the four categories on a welcome screen. The four categories indicate athletic balance and accomplishment. For some, the Strength number is the most important. For others, the speed or endurance categories matter most.
Each rating is calculated "under the hood" and athletes can only view the returned value. There will be many athletic tests and measures to input. All of these correspond to a chart (I am working to develop those minimum rating values...but they are less important than the functionality.)
In another example, a middle distance runner completes a half-mile run in 2:00. He sees that his Aerobic Endurance rating shows an 80, but also that his Muscle Endurance is an 82.
Each measured/timed category input rates the athlete's mark based on (my) flat file minimums. These are more complicated, but rating each mark or time is my task.
I can provide more detail for the right developer. An interest in athletics or track & field is a plus.
Looking forward to discussing more via chat.
Thank you for reading.